iframe removed from blog post

[Lynda-S]

I am attempting to post a YouTube video in a blog post. When I hit save and publish the iframe is removed! Here is the code I am attempting:

<div style="width: 560px; margin:auto 0;">

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/video-code?rel=0&modestbranding=1&iv_load_policy=3" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

</div>

The output I see in the code is:

<div style="width: 560px; margin:auto 0;"></div>

Anyone else seeing this?

[MicahBurke]

Yes, just started today. Can't post podcast links because of it.

[Lynda-S]

Must of been introduced with the recent update. Hope they fix this asap!

I also tried this as an object using the "old" YouTube embed code. While JS is an option I would prefer this just be fixed outright.

[kenneth_rapp]

I'm surprised if they let people post iframes anyway -- most forums/blogs etc block iframes by default as a form of xss protection, and get around this by providing an embed field where you can add the youtube id and have the server validate the url and build the iframe itself. I don't know if that functionality can be copied in bc with webapps currently, since there's no logic layer other than javascript to check for empty values... 

[Lynda-S]

I have been able to post iframes all along without issue. If this is true and a change they should of warned people well before hand.

I will see what BC says and then figure out the appropriate way to handle the iframe.

Thanks for the information.

[kenneth_rapp]

one workaround (i've used elsewhere) would be to use the jquery plugin for embedly. you'd need an api key but essentially it would convert youtube urls to embeds with javascript. A benefit of this would be the ability to allow users to turn embeds on or off.

[Guest]

I'm just replying so I can keep updated on this issue. We have a client whose blog is almost exclusively youtube clips!

I did find it odd that their blog post from last week still showed the iframes ... until I hit save and publish on them and then "BAM", the iframes were gone.

[mario_gudelj]

Hi there,

I have asked the dev team to investigate this issue and fix it in a hotpatch.

Cheers,

-mario

[Guest]

Hi Lynda,

You can use also this

http://tinyurl.com/youtubeshortener

i know this is not  the case will for the meantime you can also use this

Hope this helps you in the future.

Sincerely,

khyraine

[Bogdan_Ripa]

This was a bug injected through our XSS engine. We are fixing it asap.

Actually, we are currently working on a hot patch to address all these issues:

http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2341

We should have them fixed asap. We'll update this thread once the changes are live.

- Bogdan

[Bogdan_Ripa · Accepted solution]

Hi there,

This bug was fixed and released a few hours ago. You should not see this problem any more. Thanks for your collaboration.

Please check http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2341 for more details.

- Bogdan

[Lynda-S]

Thanks Bogdan for fixing this issue ASAP! =>

[Liam Dilley]

Thanks for rolling out the quick fixes Bogdan