CB-Profil Bilderalben bzw. Videos einbinden

I don't want to translate this big amount of text just for to know, what can not be used in this case.

I need to have links to locally stored media files in user profiles. If text-links are possible - good, thumbnails even better, AllVideoShare embedding-links would be best.

But I had to experience that CB cuts off HTML if i try to use it...

Please give me an example of just one little link, that can be displayed in a user profile's text area field!

But I had to experience that CB cuts off HTML if i try to use it...

CB cleans certain element types for security. When it does this you can whitelist them within CB > User Profile. "Text Area" fields can not have HTML. You must use a "Editor Text Area" to supply HTML or as instructed use delimiter fields, but again delimiter fields are not user-by-user (unique to each user) like a "Editor Text Area" field would be.

Please give me an example of just one little link, that can be displayed in a user profile's text area field!

It's just basic HTML. Example as follows.

Sorry, I missed the "editor" in front of "text area", tried it with a simple text area a had all html cut off.

But the problem persists: even in editor text area html-tags are cleaned. How are they to whitelist?

allvideoshare-links like {avsplayer videoid=9 playerid=3} work in articles but will be ignored in editor text area. I would prefere to use it, if possible.

html elements like < or > are cleaned...

You can not use content plugin tags in CB fields. We do not process them as it opens CB to vulnerability (most fields are user supplied). So your avsplayer tag usage will do nothing.

This is quite disappointing, but there are two more chances:

If I use a text-link, the video just can be downloaded or played in a seperate window in a local player. Is there a chance to embed it in the profile or show it in a sort of "lightbox"-style?

How about a thumbnail as link? Works the same way as text-link, I suggest...

You can do anything you want within the limitations of HTML. Please see the below regarding HTML usage.

www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

Any of the above HTML usage is possible as delimiter fields and Editor Text Area fields both support full HTML.