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MUSIC for 2026
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Grizzly
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Re: MUSIC for 2026
“The more we do to you, the less you seem to believe we are doing it.”
― Joseph mengele
― Joseph mengele
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stickdog99
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Grizzly
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Re: MUSIC for 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKWcx6k ... rt_radio=1
TEST.
https://youtu.be/7FHtSPf2U-g?si=rbwBJ3H20VyXKRvF
Great. I can now, not tell if I've stumbled across old recording(s) or fake ass AI. This simulation sucks...
TEST.
https://youtu.be/7FHtSPf2U-g?si=rbwBJ3H20VyXKRvF
Great. I can now, not tell if I've stumbled across old recording(s) or fake ass AI. This simulation sucks...
“The more we do to you, the less you seem to believe we are doing it.”
― Joseph mengele
― Joseph mengele
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stickdog99
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Re: MUSIC for 2026
This forum's {youtube} youtube link ID {/youtube} functionality doesn't work anymore.
(Note: I changed the bracket type from [] to {}, so it would display in the above description.)
According to Genesis:
The mystery of the blank space comes down to a major web security rule called Mixed Content, and it all triggers because of one tiny letter: s.
Your forum is almost certainly running on a secure connection (https://), but the code generating that embedded YouTube video is trying to load over an insecure connection (http://).
Why it breaks
Modern web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) enforce strict security blocks against "Mixed Content." If a secure webpage tries to embed an insecure iframe, the browser treats it as a vulnerability and completely blocks the insecure element from rendering. It doesn't give an error on the page; it just leaves a blank space.
Furthermore, YouTube itself heavily enforces HTTPS. When your iframe requests the http:// version, YouTube tries to redirect it to https://, but the browser has already blocked the initial request.
How to fix it
You need to update the custom BBCode template in your phpBB Administration Control Panel (ACP).
1.
Log into the phpBB ACP
Admin Access Required
Go to your forum's administration panel and log in.
2.
Navigate to BBCodes
Posting Tab
Click on the Posting tab at the top, then select BBCodes from the left-hand menu.
3.
Edit the [youtube] BBCode
Find your [youtube] tag in the list and click Edit (the green gear or pencil icon next to it).
4.
Update the HTML Replacement
Look at the HTML replacement box. Change the http in the YouTube URL to https. It should look like this:
HTML
5.
Save and Clear Cache
Click Submit to save changes. Then go back to the main ACP dashboard tab and click Purge the cache so the forum forces old posts to reload with the updated layout.
Once you update it to https://, the browser will trust the connection, and your embedded videos will instantly start showing up again!
(Note: I changed the bracket type from [] to {}, so it would display in the above description.)
According to Genesis:
The mystery of the blank space comes down to a major web security rule called Mixed Content, and it all triggers because of one tiny letter: s.
Your forum is almost certainly running on a secure connection (https://), but the code generating that embedded YouTube video is trying to load over an insecure connection (http://).
Why it breaks
Modern web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) enforce strict security blocks against "Mixed Content." If a secure webpage tries to embed an insecure iframe, the browser treats it as a vulnerability and completely blocks the insecure element from rendering. It doesn't give an error on the page; it just leaves a blank space.
Furthermore, YouTube itself heavily enforces HTTPS. When your iframe requests the http:// version, YouTube tries to redirect it to https://, but the browser has already blocked the initial request.
How to fix it
You need to update the custom BBCode template in your phpBB Administration Control Panel (ACP).
1.
Log into the phpBB ACP
Admin Access Required
Go to your forum's administration panel and log in.
2.
Navigate to BBCodes
Posting Tab
Click on the Posting tab at the top, then select BBCodes from the left-hand menu.
3.
Edit the [youtube] BBCode
Find your [youtube] tag in the list and click Edit (the green gear or pencil icon next to it).
4.
Update the HTML Replacement
Look at the HTML replacement box. Change the http in the YouTube URL to https. It should look like this:
HTML
5.
Save and Clear Cache
Click Submit to save changes. Then go back to the main ACP dashboard tab and click Purge the cache so the forum forces old posts to reload with the updated layout.
Once you update it to https://, the browser will trust the connection, and your embedded videos will instantly start showing up again!
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Grizzly
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Re: MUSIC for 2026
“The more we do to you, the less you seem to believe we are doing it.”
― Joseph mengele
― Joseph mengele