Rise - Link to SharePoint video
Dec 18, 2019
By
Scott Byers
I have a video hosted on one of our Office 365 SharePoint video channels. These videos generate an iframe code. However, Rise doesn't like the code: "Please insert a valid URL or iframe". I pasted in the code below and would really love to get this solved to prevent embedding large video files in Rise.
<iframe width=640 height=360 src='https://OURCOMPANYNAMEHERE.sharepoint.com/portals/hub/_layouts/15/VideoEmbedHost.aspx?chId=e1f4d94e%2D596b%2D4e3e%2Db915%2D898b5cf940d7&vId=fa2938ab%2D6271%2D46be%2Dbfaa%2De9c67c1848e3&width=640&height=360&autoPlay=false&showInfo=true' allowfullscreen></iframe>
4 Replies
Hi there, Scott. Try simplifying your iframe code to this:
<iframe src="https://OURCOMPANYNAMEHERE.sharepoint.com/portals/hub/_layouts/15/VideoEmbedHost.aspx?chId=e1f4d94e%2D596b%2D4e3e%2Db915%2D898b5cf940d7&vId=fa2938ab%2D6271%2D46be%2Dbfaa%2De9c67c1848e3&width=640&height=360&autoPlay=false&showInfo=true"></iframe>If you see an invalid embed code error, make sure you use straight, double quotes for the URL part of the code. And for now, eliminate the extra parameters. Let me know how that works!
Much awesomeness, Crystal. Works like a charm. I appreciate it!
Much awesomeness is so good to hear on a Wednesday. 😎
Any way to make the video allow being enlarged? The allowfullscreen string seems not to work. The single quote mark after the word false throws me off...
showInfo=false' allowfullscreen"
Actually, I see changing the video settings Embed Width got me what I wanted. Thanks!
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