JoshyPHP
No I tested the bbcode

"[b]" and "[quote]" and "[spoiler]"

Same problem.

Update~~~
Quote works, bold and spoiler no.

Example:

Bold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ev0oXIQjY4

With media tag:
Bold
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ev0oXIQjY4[/media]

Underline
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ev0oXIQjY4[/media]

Media tag should work in this case.

    The bold part is by design, more or less. Embedded videos replace the original text with a block element, the bold BBCode is meant to apply to text so it disables block elements that don't display the original text. I think that makes sense.

    The spoiler BBCode should be able to display videos, I'll look into it asap. Actually I just did, it won't display it because the spoiler markup uses a text span (for inline spoilers) rather than a block element. It means it's not supposed to contain other block elements. I don't know what to do with that.

    Error. I have added the plugin, but just don't work. On the preview it works... When I publish the video does not shows upa.

    EltonMorais None, and I can't reproduce it. Do you have the BBCodes extension enabled? What happens if you post the same URL without the [media] tag?

        We solved the problem. It was write permission on some file. My server admin has changed some files permissions and it worked.

        Disqus now has an embedded comments feature (see here) and was wondering if you will be adding it to the plugin.
        Is this in the roadmap?

          dadiocoleman I think I'd like that, but it would take a lot of time to make it work properly so I don't think it will ever come to be if I don't find a couple of sponsors for it. The main issue is that Disqus is an embedded commenting system; That means comments' URLs can be almost anything and point to any domain name, which makes it difficult to identify as such.

          It would be simpler to create a separate extension that accepts comment URLs from a known list of sources/sites. That's something you may want to consider if that's a feature that's particularly valuable to your forums.

            7 days later

            Ignivis This error pops up when I'm trying to install ext-mediaembed in the admin panel. All the other extensions works fine, but they already been installed before I upgraded to beta4 today, but ext-mediaembed I'm trying to install for the first time now.

            And?

              17 days later

              No immediate plans but I regularly add new sites. I take requests but I tend to focus on the most popular and promising sites nowadays, because keeping them all up-to-date is too time-consuming. I infrequently accept paid requests too, for people willing to sponsor the implementation of a media site that isn't popular enough to be included by default.

              JoshyPHP
              Perfect Joshy! Thank you.

              Just a suggestion, In Portuguese/Brazilian area, this site is popular:
              http://mais.uol.com.br/

              Probably keep this up to date is really simple, and I can do this for you. I jut need to understand how your TextFormatter works.

                Hmm, I ran across a peculiar issue, when disabling this extension embedded links in posts do not revert to active URLs. I was unable to get Flarum to recognize them as links unless I edited the post and repasted the link. It's possible this is more like a bug with Flarum, but I wanted to bring it to your attention.

                  jordanjay29 I'm aware of it, you could call it a design limitation. The URL in text is replaced with a media element so no link is created for it and if you disable media elements you get the text back but still no link. I don't have an elegant solution to let those revert into links but I'll try to think about it.