Hi
Is this a default behaviour? I have a blank page with a YouTube video embeded via object script etc (just copied the object script directly from the YouTube video page).
This video displays on the page on it's own, however when I open the page in a RadWindow the YouTube clip does not play or even show.
Is this normal? Is there a security issue? Anyway to fix?
Update: It works in IE8 (after I enabled intranet settings). This site is sitting on my local via IIS so my url is something like http:/testlocal/video.aspx etc... Will it magically work once the site is live?
Is this a default behaviour? I have a blank page with a YouTube video embeded via object script etc (just copied the object script directly from the YouTube video page).
This video displays on the page on it's own, however when I open the page in a RadWindow the YouTube clip does not play or even show.
Is this normal? Is there a security issue? Anyway to fix?
Update: It works in IE8 (after I enabled intranet settings). This site is sitting on my local via IIS so my url is something like http:/testlocal/video.aspx etc... Will it magically work once the site is live?
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Hello Michael,
Indeed it sounds like a security issue - basically you should not experience such problem in a scenario like this (see attached screenshot). The easiest way to determine whether the problem has something to do with RadWindow is to display that page not in a RadWindow but in a standard <iframe> element and see if it will be shown correctly. If the movie shows in the iframe, but not in RadWindow, please send us a sample project so we could check it. If it is not displayed in an iframe as well, you should check your permissions for accessing that content page.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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Indeed it sounds like a security issue - basically you should not experience such problem in a scenario like this (see attached screenshot). The easiest way to determine whether the problem has something to do with RadWindow is to display that page not in a RadWindow but in a standard <iframe> element and see if it will be shown correctly. If the movie shows in the iframe, but not in RadWindow, please send us a sample project so we could check it. If it is not displayed in an iframe as well, you should check your permissions for accessing that content page.
Kind regards,
Georgi Tunev
the Telerik team
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