I had a look at the code, and the Action assumes you want to use the QuickTime plug-in to view video content. I’ll have to fix that when I get a chance. In the meantime, here’s a work-around.
For each video you want to play, make a new small page, the same size as the video. Draw an HTML box at the top-left corner of the page, drag the video into it from the Finder, or use File / Import (Command-E) to insert it in the box, and then drag the corner of the box so it fits perfectly.
Now, back on the page where you want the video to appear in the lightbox, click the thumbnail image that you’ve applied the Action to, and check the “Use Page/URL as Target” option. In the Page/URL picker, choose the page you just made.
This will work, because Freeway knows how to make a
Walter
On Feb 1, 2019, at 7:13 PM, JDW email@hidden wrote:
A 7-year hiatus is indeed a long one.
Thankfully, this site still exists, as does Freeway and many of us who still love it.
Since you are focused on videos, may I ask why not just put them on your webpage line, rather than use ScriptyLightbox?
Here’s an example page from my Freeway-built website that shows inline videos hosted on YouTube (scroll down on that page to see them):
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