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Video Modules

Edit Videos Cycle Videos Fetch Videos Channels Categories

View and Look

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Quickstart

Follow these steps:

  • • Login by your panel username password defined earlier on installation wizard.
  • • Go to Fetch Module. This will add all available videos to your DB.
  • • Go to Cycle Module. Give an cycle amount of between 100 and 500. Site begin to publish videos.
  • • Go to Program Config Module. Enter your webmaster id and link preferences for each program, so we can identify your account and start cash flow.
  • • Other modules:
    • - Video Modules: manuplating and disabling videos, channels, categories.
    • - View & Look: customizing look of your tubesite.
    • - System: changing core site options.
You can disable any single video as well as you can disable whole channel (paysite), categories and even programs.

Just go to the related module under ‘Video Modules’, select an item, check the ‘Disable’ checkbox and then click ‘Save’.

But remember, this is inherited. Means, if you disable a sponsor program, all site videos under the disabled program gets disabled.

Inheritance Order: Programs | Categories > Channels > Videos

Follow these steps:

  • • For ready-to-use integrated banner system; go to Banner module and active. That's all.
  • • For custom banners, go to Template Editor, select your theme.
  • • Select template, ‘list_banner.tpl’. Banner template file is always named 'list_banner' on default themes (themes bundled with STXtube)
  • • Edit your theme and click save. You can put direct image links, or put an iframe, flash object, even you can write Javascript or PHP in this files.
    • - For HTML: just write the code as-is, it will work.
    • - For writing Javascript / CSS: {literal} tag escapes all reserved chars.
      Ex: <script> {literal}someFunction = function () { .. } {/literal}<script>
    • - For writing PHP: {php} tag executes PHP script engine directives.
      Ex: {php}echo "something"; doSomething(); $call->something() {/php}