Closed (fixed)
Project:
Youtube API
Version:
5.x-1.0-beta1
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
16 Apr 2009 at 08:58 UTC
Updated:
7 Jul 2015 at 20:04 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
dynv commented+1
I wonder if there something special about this module or if it's straightforward through coder, I'll see what I can do in a couple of weeks.
Comment #2
sirkitree commentedConceptually, as long as the YouTube API itself has not changed, this is probably pretty straightforward. May look into this here soon - just scoping it out for a new project.
Comment #3
elliotttt commentedJust wondering if anyone has already attempted to port this, if not I may do so today.
Comment #4
elliotttt commentedHere is an early patch to port the module to Drupal 6, seems to work okay, definitely needs to be reviewed.
Comment #5
ccoppen commentedTry these patches. I used coder to determine what needed to be changed and manually made the changes. It wasn't a lot of work, but I do have the module installed. As far as usage of the module, I'm looking into that. It would be great to have a module for YouTube that works like the Flickr Module.
Comment #6
ccoppen commentedHere's an additional patch for the module to be applied after the above. This patch fixes the menu and admin settings page.
Comment #7
beeradb commentedHoly cow, I've totally missed these. I'll try to do a review of this soon.
Interestingly enough, I had just been thinking about putting some more work into this module.
Thanks for the work so far.
Comment #8
ccoppen commentedThese patches should fully upgrade the module to D6. The only issue now is how to use it.
Comment #9
macandrow commentedAre there any updates about moving this to Drupal 6? I currently use Embedded Media Field to bring my videos in from Youtube but client wants Youtube's comments to be pulled in (and if possible for the site's comments to be posted on Youtube as well). I've done research and this module has the most promise but I am using Drupal 6 on a near-to-production site.
If anyone knows a better solution for my situation, it will be appreciated!
Comment #10
ccoppen commentedYou should just be able to apply the last patch and update it that way. As for continuing updates, who knows. This seems as if this module has fallen off. I'm using Feeds to pull in YouTube videos and embed them. You might be able to pull in comments that way, but not post.
I haven't even used this module since I took the time to make a patch.
Comment #11
mwaqas47 commentedHere is Drupal 6 version of module
Comment #12
jindustry commentedHas anybody tried to port this to drupal 7 or have any tips for doing so?
Comment #13
dharmendra singh commentedI want to implement youtube api on drupal 7, how can i do that...
Comment #14
darrick commentedI've been working on a 7.x version here: https://drupal.org/sandbox/darrick/2207265
Comment #15
googletorp commentedWe have a Drupal 7 version now, if you feel like some features are missing, feel free to provide a patch. Closing this for now.