Closed (fixed)
Project:
MediaFront
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
27 Apr 2010 at 18:46 UTC
Updated:
21 Jul 2010 at 16:10 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
Basstunes commentedPictures didn't seem to be attached in #1 ...
Comment #2
hatsch commentedi have the same issue here. using an unmodified fusion starter theme.
also there is no way back from the (scrambled) fullscreen mode
Comment #3
travist commentedI think this is probably caused from your template that you are using. What is the name of the template that you are using? I am guessing that within the CSS file of this template, there are some huge z-index values that are being placed in front of the media player when it expands. I guess what I can do here is just make the default player template have a crazy huge z-index value of 10000 or so. Maybe that will fix your issue.
As for the missing button... this has been fixed in the latest DEV.
Comment #4
hatsch commentedit was also my guess that my theme is somhow blocking the player to do fullscreen..
at the moment i am using a not modified fusion starter theme as shipped with fusion ( http://drupal.org/project/fusion )
Comment #5
rconstantine commentedi have the same issue with acquia marina - fusion version. i may be able to bring my attention to this project again in the next week or two, so i'll look at this if it hasn't been solved by then.
Comment #6
travist commentedWell,
I looked through the fusion template and do see some crazy huge z-index's. I see some close to 1000 which I am a little baffled about. I am thinking that the best solution here is to just make the OSM player use even more crazy huge z-index's. Like one-quazillion or something like that. ;)
I will try to have something checked in soon that I hope fixes this issue.
Thanks for the input everyone.
Travis.
Comment #7
najibx commentedHi,
Fullscreen could also means taking over the whole screen, rather than just within the browser. so, with that respect, it does not depend on any theming difference. Youtube fullscreen means, full window, not full within browser. Where does this fit in?
Comment #8
travist commentedThis should be fixed. Please let me know otherwise, but judging how the rest of the defects are rolling in, I am not holding my breath... :)
Comment #9
hatsch commentedsorry to open that one again but with the fusion theme going fullscreen still behaves very strange.
the video is resized but the player box is not growing. also the switching back from fullscreen and the crontrol bar is not properly working during fullscreen.
i've tested with garland which worls like a charm..
maybe the z-index in the 200 range is not huge enough?
Comment #10
geraldito commentedSame happens here with latest dev build from June 21 and Acquia Slate theme 2.0. Fullscreen on garland theme works perfectly.
Comment #11
rconstantine commentedSame here. The video obviously grows in size but only a portion shows in the originally sized box. Is a lightbox/thickbox method being used for this? If not, maybe that would be an alternative approach.
Comment #12
travist commentedI think I finally see what is going on here... at least this is what I can reproduce.
One of the parent HTML elements of the media player has "overflow:hidden" set. Basically this will make any children of that element not visible if they expand beyond the bounds of the parent element.
I could reset all parent elements to overflow:visible when the player goes into full browser mode, but this causes Flash to reset in most browsers. For the Flash fallback options ( which seems to be the majority of use cases right now ), this would cause the video or audio to stop playing when they go into full browser mode. Because of this, I am left with one other option... To reset all the parent elements to overflow:visible when the player is added to the page. I am hesitant doing this, however, since that might break someones template that relies on this overflow:hidden to be set.
Does anybody have any better ideas here? Otherwise, I can certainly implement the fix above, and it will fix this issue, but might cause another issue where the player will break someones template that relies on the parent element having overflow:hidden set.
Comment #13
mstrelan commentedHow about a checkbox to do what you mention in #12, and that way it can be turned on if your theme requires it.
Comment #14
travist commentedSounds good. I am actually thinking I will just have this unchecked by default since I don't want anyone to have any surprises. Then, they can turn it on if they notice the issue.
I will start work on this soon. There are several other defects I need to get to first.
Thanks,
Travis.
Comment #15
travist commentedThis has been implemented in the latest dev ( which should be built by tomorrow ). There is now a check field that says Force Overflow in the Display Settings of your preset.
Let me know if this fixes everyone's issue with this.
Thanks,
Travis.
Comment #16
geraldito commentedThanks Travis! Checking the Force Overflow checkbox in Display settings of latest dev build from July 7 makes fullscreen work with Acquia Slate theme 2.0.