Was that Thornton going to the bench right in front of those two?
EDIT: It was Thornton! There's your MVP's great hockey sense at work: when you're the only guy between two 30 goal scorers and your goalie and you don't have a stick, don't hit the puck carrier to do whatever you can - just go to the bench.
Last edited by FutureConsiderations: 03-15-2009 at 03:43 PM.
Was that Thornton going to the bench right in front of those two?
EDIT: It was Thornton! There's your MVP's great hockey sense at work: when you're the only guy between two 30 goal scorers and your goalie and you don't have a stick, don't hit the puck carrier to do whatever you can - just go to the bench.
Care to share with me how you fixed it? I can never get those YouTube videos to work
Care to share with me how you fixed it? I can never get those YouTube videos to work
Sure.
When you put your code in, you had the whole url inside of the YT code. All you need to put is the code that comes after "v=" in the url. It's how YouTube identifies the video.
For example, without the space in the first the bracket, this would look like:
When you put your code in, you had the whole url inside of the YT code. All you need to put is the code that comes after "v=" in the url. It's how YouTube identifies the video.
For example, without the space in the first the bracket, this would look like:
[ yt]wQILvcw4WjY[/yt]
It's simple, but not intuitive.
Yeah I actually did that below the full URL that I put...who knows
When you put your code in, you had the whole url inside of the YT code. All you need to put is the code that comes after "v=" in the url. It's how YouTube identifies the video.
For example, without the space in the first the bracket, this would look like:
Any time. I learned by doing what you did, then quoting the message where someone fixed it so I could see how they did it. Quoting a post lets you see how they did everything, so it works for all kinds of formats, embeds, etc.
