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Post YouTube videos to your Clickertraining.com blog!
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You can now post videos from YouTube or any other video-sharing site to your blog on clickertraining.com! Just create a new blog entry, click "disable rich-text" below the editor, paste the "embed" code into your post, the click "submit." For example, here's a hog doing weave poles! If you have any trouble, please comment below and I will answer so we can share the solutions. trouble with videoSubmitted by susanmann on Wed, 2007-04-04 11:10.
When I first posted this, the video showed up no problem. Then I went back to fix a typo, and now can't get the video to work- the embed code shows up as part of the message, rather than the video. HELP! Paste in the code againSubmitted by admin on Wed, 2007-04-04 11:54.
Hi Susan, Just do the same thing again -- "disable rich text", then paste in the video embed code -- and it will work. The "WYSIWYG" fancy editor takes everything typed in it literally, not as code, and it also attempts to intelligently rewrite anything in it for proper formatting. That's why you have to disable it to embed code, and why if you don't, the code shows up in the editor. Let us know if it works out!  HamletSubmitted by Jenny Ruth Yasi on Tue, 2007-03-27 22:01.
That is just a big fat guinea pig. Seeing this pig makes my dog look so fast through the weavepoles! Whoa. Thanks for that! Nice hair! But this trainer kinda looks like she is using the click almost as a lure, it's not obvious to me what criteria she is marking, because she clicks before the pig touches the target stick and before he goes through the weave poles. It's almost like she is using the click as a cue to say, "Hey Pig, look over here, more food." But hey, she's training a pig, who can argue? Next, I want to see a pig doing freestyle! Give her some credit!Submitted by Bill Peña on Wed, 2007-03-28 10:27.
Hi Jenny, This video got tons of cheers and laughs at both ClickerExpos this year, which is why I chose it as my example. And think about how hard this is in the first place -- this animal can't bend its body in a curve in order to weave! It takes some skill to convince it to even try! :) It's SO funnySubmitted by Jenny Ruth Yasi on Wed, 2007-03-28 12:49.
You think I'm not giving her credit? hahaha. |
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Argh
The video shows up fine on the preview, but is gone when I post.