Ihave a customer that would like to block vimeo completely but allow it specifically from one website,
aaregistry.org. I have PAN-OS 4.1.6 running right now and have tried to use a custom URL category in my rule to allow vimeo specifically from that one URL, but I am having no luck. I also even added
vimeo.com to the URL category and it doesn't seem to be working, am I doing this right? (screenshots attached)
My block rule works, it blocks vimeo for my user account completely, but adding my allow rule did not grant me access to vimeo on
aaregistry.org, or even
vimeo.com after I added that to the custom URL category.
Thanks mikand, I was actually able to get this working by allowing the Vimeo application for the websites
player.vimeo.com and
aaregistry.org and then blocking it for all other sites. They also asked me to attempt to set up the same sort of thing for Youtube videos but I was unable to get that to work as the URL is always
www.youtube.com for those videos, even embedded.
So I guess if you add *.
vimeo.com and *.
vimeocdn.com your allowrule would start to work. However this will also open up for any other vimeo from other sites - I dont know if its possible for PA to setup the rule as a parent (only allow *.
vimeo.com and *.
vimeocdn.com if the referer is *.
aaregistry.org, perhaps you can create custom app that does this?).
I understand you have an answer you like. As this post comes up when searching for Vimeo and YouTube, and for the sake of completeness in the forums, I'd like to point out that allowing
player.vimeo.com allows Vimeo on just about any other website embedding Vimeo. While this may be fine for what you are doing, it may not be the result others are after.
I am attempting to block Vimeo by use of blocking the URL category streaming media on my own network, while using Vimeo to stream videos from my own website. I do not have the "application" blocked, just the URL category.
While these examples specify my videos, you would need to figure out your own video GUIDs/identifiers and add them. The YouTube example has been working for me for years with minor additions over the years. The Vimeo whitelist is new to me.
We had some embedded videos that simply would not work until I found your post. We are only using the URL filter, not application based. The only difference I had was that I had to add the following two links as well:
If it works here but not there, something in your site configuration has to be different. The link also works on my Digital Ocean hosted Discourse, which I just updated to absolute latest to make sure. I also made the post in the staff category to match your private post example, not that it should have mattered:
It is possible vimeo has blacklisted your server or your server IP ranges. One way to tell this is the case, is if other video oneboxes work fine (youtube, etc) and other types of oneboxes.
After figuring out how to embed a Vimeo video, and have it autoplay without any interface controls all of a sudden some of the embeds wouldn't show themselves anymore. In the website editor it shows up just fine. I have a 2x2 carousel that displays different video embeds on several portfolio pages. I have this glitch on every single page.
Have you checked the permissions on Vimeo for those videos? I've seen several issues with videos not showing up because of certain permissions. Usually I set things to embed only on these sites, and then list the SQSP URL as well as the public URL so it shows.
The videos are all set to 'Unlisted' which has always worked for me in the past with different website builders. The videos that are showing up are also set to unlisted. Initially, the videos would show the error 'video could not be found' but this was fixed by adding a line of text to the video link in the embed code provided by the vimeo forums.
We bought a template from eSparkBiz that has been uploaded into our instance of Hubspot. As part of the page design we can embed a video. I have tested the code with a different youtube video and it works great but it falls over with vimeo.
A shortcode is a simple snippet inside a content file that Hugo will render using a predefined template. Note that shortcodes will not work in template files. If you need the type of drop-in functionality that shortcodes provide but in a template, you most likely want a partial template instead.
In addition to cleaner Markdown, shortcodes can be updated any time to reflect new classes, techniques, or standards. At the point of site generation, Hugo shortcodes will easily merge in your changes. You avoid a possibly complicated search and replace operation.
You can call shortcodes within other shortcodes by creating your own templates that leverage the .Parent method. .Parent allows you to check the context in which the shortcode is being called. See Shortcode templates.
If you want to further customize the visual styling, add a class argument when calling the shortcode. The new class will be added to the that wraps the and will remove the inline styles. Note that you will need to call the id as a named argument as well. You can also give the vimeo video a descriptive title with title.
With Vimeotheque, you can easily import videos from Vimeo into your WordPress site as custom post types. The plugin supports the latest Vimeo HTML5 video player, making it easy to embed responsive videos that look great on any device.
Whether you want to embed a single video or a playlist of videos, Vimeotheque has you covered. The plugin is optimized to display multiple videos on the same page, and allows only one video to play at a time to prevent conflicts.
Vimeotheque provides multiple options to import Vimeo videos into WordPress. You can use a Vimeo video URL, search for videos, or import entire channels, categories, showcases, groups, portfolios, or user uploads and then select the videos you want to add.
In order to be able to perform any imports, you will first need to register the plugin as an app on Vimeo website. Registration can be made here. Please note that you must have a Vimeo account before you can register the app.
After registration, go to plugin page Settings and under Vimeo authentication enter your consumer and secret key provided by Vimeo. Now you can make bulk imports.
Vimeotheque is a WordPress plugin that allows you to easily import Vimeo videos into your WordPress site as custom post types. It supports the latest Vimeo HTML5 video player and allows you to embed responsive videos that look great on any device.
Before you can import Vimeo videos as WordPress posts, you need to create a Vimeo App for the plugin and enter the credentials into the plugin Settings page. Follow this tutorial on how to set up Vimeo access registration: -to-create-a-new-vimeo-app/. You can import videos from Vimeo with Vimeotheque using the intuitive importer that requires only the video URL from Vimeo. You can also use the manual bulk importer to import multiple videos from channels, showcases, groups, user uploads, Vimeo searches or portfolios.
When the library loads, it will scan your page for elements with Vimeoattributes. Each element must have at least a data-vimeo-id ordata-vimeo-url attribute in order for the embed to be created automatically.You can also add attributes for any of the embed options,prefixed with data-vimeo (data-vimeo-portrait="false", for example).
NOTE: If the video privacy settings are "Unlisted", instead of providing a data-vimeo-id attribute, you will need to provide the full video URL in a data-vimeo-url attribute and include the h parameter.
Pass any element and an options object to the Vimeo.Player constructor to makean embed inside that element. The options object should consist of either anid or url and any other embed options for the embed.
Embed options will also be read from the data-vimeo-* attributes. Attributeson the element will override any defined in the options object passed to theconstructor (similar to how the style attribute overrides styles defined inCSS).
These options are available to be appended to the query string of the player URL, used as data-vimeo- attributes on elements, or included asan object passed to the Vimeo.Player constructor. The complete list of embed options can be found in our official SDK documentation.
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