Its pretty easy, but a little weird.
In a youtube URL, there is a number sequence. Here is an example
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[B]s1L4BH4ygW8[/B] (I Bolded the code so you would see it... it is the code after the (=)).
Push the white and red youtube button (second last button) on the top of the bar on the message page. you will get this [YOU-TUBE][/YOU-TUBE]... minus the - marks (added them so the message would show).
Put the code in between the
On some strings, the code is a little bearied (like when the link is copied from a vid you have chosen off the featured vids page for instance. Lets say you are have a http string like this >
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[B]OWKbNIY2uqM[/B]&feature=related
The Code is not everything after the (=) in this case. You have to pull just the code as I bolded in the sting above.
I use the preview button to make sure everything is working right before I submit the message too. To see how the actual code looks, push the Quote button and look at my message string
Hope this helps out.
In a youtube URL, there is a number sequence. Here is an example
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[B]s1L4BH4ygW8[/B] (I Bolded the code so you would see it... it is the code after the (=)).
Push the white and red youtube button (second last button) on the top of the bar on the message page. you will get this [YOU-TUBE][/YOU-TUBE]... minus the - marks (added them so the message would show).
Put the code in between the
On some strings, the code is a little bearied (like when the link is copied from a vid you have chosen off the featured vids page for instance. Lets say you are have a http string like this >
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[B]OWKbNIY2uqM[/B]&feature=related
The Code is not everything after the (=) in this case. You have to pull just the code as I bolded in the sting above.
I use the preview button to make sure everything is working right before I submit the message too. To see how the actual code looks, push the Quote button and look at my message string
Hope this helps out.
