YouTube API - ASP
Hi All,
I am building a site in which I want the users to embed youtube videos. I don't want them to have to go to youtube and collect the embed tags, but rather use the Youtube API to let them search and embed directly from my site.
All the examples are in every other programming language except classic ASP.
Does anyone have any ideas, or experience in this matter.
Kind regards
A M de groot
I am building a site in which I want the users to embed youtube videos. I don't want them to have to go to youtube and collect the embed tags, but rather use the Youtube API to let them search and embed directly from my site.
All the examples are in every other programming language except classic ASP.
Does anyone have any ideas, or experience in this matter.
Kind regards
A M de groot
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Dreamweaver isn't my expertise but its site says it supports ASP.NET. However if that is just the code syntax coloring then that will probably not be enough. In many (if not most cases) the page is compiled and your editor would have to support doing that. I have seen a few other programs that claim to work but Visual Studio (or a similar MS product like Visual Web Developer) is the most common and popular. I am not a huge fan of VS but it does do the job and seems to be the best there is now.
Let me know how this helps or if you have any other questions for this. Sorry I can't be more specific on that part but glad to see ASP.NET is the way you will go. Definitely better in the long run. :)
bol
Let me know how this helps or if you have any other questions for this. Sorry I can't be more specific on that part but glad to see ASP.NET is the way you will go. Definitely better in the long run. :)
bol
I'm glad I could help. Thanks for the grade, the points and the fun question.
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Sorry, I was away at the beach for a week.
@b0lsc0tt
Whilst at the beach I spent much of my time thinkng about doing just that. :-)
I have not worked with ASP.Net before but feel confident enough to give it a go. Any suggestions would be welcome. I write all my own code but use Dreamweaver to deign only. Most of the tutorials on .NET seem to favour Visual Studio!! Do I have to learn that too of can I stick with the Dreamweaver interface which I know my way around?
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