YouTube Downloader & D7

I have installed the YouTube Downloader (Thanks HL!) on my site (in it's own folder in the root of my D7 install). This is in an html block (index.html). How do I 'point' the html to its folder?

i.e. www.xxxxxxx.html/YouTube/index.html

many thanks in advance!

Stuart

I don't follow, but it might be due to the high rubbing alcohol intake I just had.

Hello Magnussoft!

The youtube downloader is a 'packaged' product, i.e. it works from it's own folder.

I have created an html block and inserted the index.html file in there. I need a way of showing the html block where it's core files are.

Cheers,

Stuart

Hey... I just posted a link to the original author's free download of something that's being sold in the market for $25.  This is actually one case where the easiest thing to do is iframe the app in the html block, since the block can be a fixed height.  Personally, I think it's a waste of time. 

If you go to keepvid.com, and drag the link they specify to your browsers toolbar, it's a lot easier, and it works for a lot more sites than just YouTube.  Then when you're on the actual video page, all you have to do is click on the Keepvid link on your browsers toolbar, and you'll be taken to a page on keepvid with all the download links for the video.

Ghasp! You stole KMD's code again, didn't you!?

I would like an answer to this one...

Does that mean you inserted the code from the HTML file into the block, or did you use an IFrame?

html file into the block

Edit the HTML file to point to the proper directories, then.

Like, how?

For example, if there is an image that reads as (if it's contained within a folder like you say): <img src="/image.jpg"> - then you would change the directory to "/youtubefilesdirectory/image.jpg"

index.html is calling a .php file within the youtube directory. there are other folders there also.