Closed tlflow closed 6 years ago
Crud, you're right. I forgot about the absolute urls. I'll push a fix shortly.
@tlflow If possible, could you send me a copy of your header matter to check against? Thanks!
Sure, here goes the matter from my client's podcast:
title: 'I Have What It Takes' subtitle: 'Real Talk Table Talk Sermon Series' podcast: audio: remote: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/copclt-media/sunday-services/2018/I+Have+What+it+Takes+5-20-18.mp3' meta: guid: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/copclt-media/sunday-services/2018/I+Have+What+it+Takes+5-20-18.mp3' type: audio/mpeg duration: '1:16:33' enclosure_length: 64380226 itunes: author: 'Church of Philadelphia Media Team' explicit: 'no' date: '19:55 23-05-2018' creator: tflowers
Pushing fix now. Check your gpm shortly.
Thank you @tlflow for your patience.
I'm copying and pasting the URL into the "External Files" field on the Podcast Audio tab of a Podcast Episode page. Now, after saving the page, there's an extra "/" in front of the path so the path won't work as it's trying to make the path a relative path.
For example,
(see the slash in front of the https:// above?)
I don't think this was doing this before the last update but it's breaking my podcast links now.