videoJS isn't available for the latest version, so I've gone back to jplayer after an upgrade.
Apptempting to watch a video results in the above error at line 285. The break in question is on the line right after throwing an exception, so is never reached (which begs the question, should it be an error at all, PHP?)
Commenting the line with the break on it resolved the issue.
videoJS isn't available for the latest version, so I've gone back to jplayer after an upgrade.
Apptempting to watch a video results in the above error at line 285. The break in question is on the line right after throwing an exception, so is never reached (which begs the question, should it be an error at all, PHP?)
Commenting the line with the break on it resolved the issue.
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turns out the authors are on the case, seems I reported it in the wrong place. See their issue 14
turns out the authors are on the case, seems I reported it in the wrong place. See [their issue 14](https://github.com/d-matt/piwigo-jplayer/issues/14)
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videoJS isn't available for the latest version, so I've gone back to jplayer after an upgrade.
Apptempting to watch a video results in the above error at line 285. The break in question is on the line right after throwing an exception, so is never reached (which begs the question, should it be an error at all, PHP?)
Commenting the line with the break on it resolved the issue.
turns out the authors are on the case, seems I reported it in the wrong place. See their issue 14