Viewing I would like to add a pass protected video to my site.
I would like to add a pass protected video to my site.
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User: Bill K. 10 years ago
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I've been successful in adding a test non protected You Tube video to my site. But because of a non disclosure agreement, I need to pass protect my video on You Tube. When I added this pass protected You Tube video to my site, I'm not able to open it. Is there a solution? Thanks, Bill |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 10 years ago
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Hi Bill, Can you elaborate a bit more on what happened after you password protected your youtube video. Did you use EverWeb's password protection or did you password protect your video in a different way? What happens when you try and watch your youtube video? ------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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User: Bill K. 10 years ago
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Thanks for answering Paul, I used EverWeb's password protection on my site, then added a You Tube video for testing purposes, then published. All went well, and I could view the test video on my site. Then I uploaded my (non discloser) video to You Tube and pass protected the video within You Tube. I added that URL to my site and then published. When tried to view this video, it read 'this video is pass protected'. Unfortunately, there wasn't a window to type in my password. The chances of anyone finding the video on You Tube in the next few weeks, are next to none... but because of the NDA, the video must be protected. I was hoping there might be a solution. Cheers, Bill |
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User: Bill K. 10 years ago
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Thanks for answering Paul, I used EverWeb's password protection on my site, then added a You Tube video for testing purposes, then published. All went well, and I could view the test video on my site. Then I uploaded my (non discloser) video to You Tube and pass protected the video within You Tube. I added that URL to my site and then published. When tried to view this video, it read 'this video is pass protected'. Unfortunately, there wasn't a window to type in my password. The chances of anyone finding the video on You Tube in the next few weeks, are next to none... but because of the NDA, the video must be protected. I was hoping there might be a solution. Cheers, Bill |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 10 years ago
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Do you mean you made the video private on youtube? If so, make it unlisted, not private.
------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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User: Bill K. 10 years ago
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Thank you Paul... Great solution! Bill Kerrigan |
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