JonInMiddleGA
10-24-2012, 11:34 PM
Quick question, just in case anybody here can help me point some kids in the right direction.
The student webcasts -- football games, talent shows, etc -- at my son's school have used a Google Site (https://sites.google.com/a/athensacademy.org/athensacademywebcast/) as a landing page for the past year+
It had an embedded video player where the stream appeared, they'd added the Twitter feed to the landing page as well. All was hunky dory until sometime Wed/Thurs last week, when I noticed the Twitter feed was blank. While trying (and failing) to fix that, the kids stuck an RSS feed of the Twitter in its place, which worked fine through last Friday night. Now it's broken too ("Failed to fetch RSS feed")
More critically, the embedded player simply vanished. (The "click here" link launched the player in a separate window as a workaround last Friday). Nothing they've tried has corrected the problem.
Anybody here familiar enough with GoogleSites to offer some help? Was there some major change - like new restrictions or complete blocking - on scripts, custom HTML, etc. that caused the abrupt breakage?
Any insight would be appreciated, Lord knows that the official Google help channels are virtually useless so far.
The student webcasts -- football games, talent shows, etc -- at my son's school have used a Google Site (https://sites.google.com/a/athensacademy.org/athensacademywebcast/) as a landing page for the past year+
It had an embedded video player where the stream appeared, they'd added the Twitter feed to the landing page as well. All was hunky dory until sometime Wed/Thurs last week, when I noticed the Twitter feed was blank. While trying (and failing) to fix that, the kids stuck an RSS feed of the Twitter in its place, which worked fine through last Friday night. Now it's broken too ("Failed to fetch RSS feed")
More critically, the embedded player simply vanished. (The "click here" link launched the player in a separate window as a workaround last Friday). Nothing they've tried has corrected the problem.
Anybody here familiar enough with GoogleSites to offer some help? Was there some major change - like new restrictions or complete blocking - on scripts, custom HTML, etc. that caused the abrupt breakage?
Any insight would be appreciated, Lord knows that the official Google help channels are virtually useless so far.