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Using VOD/AOD on WordPress
This guide explains how to manage interactions between your Infomaniak VOD/AOD space and any of your WordPress sites, using an extension developed by Infomaniak
Preamble
- This WordPress extension allows you to retrieve and manage all your videos present on an Infomaniak VOD/AOD space, with automatic updates when new videos are added.
- It manages the automatic retrieval of existing Players and playlist management.
- You will be able to search for your videos while writing an article or a page or import media directly from the CMS administration.
- Possible incompatibilities:
- The plugin is not compatible with Elementor.
- Test if the problem persists after installing another editor.
- The plugin is not compatible with WordPress Multisite.
- The plugin is not compatible with Really Simple Security (Really Simple SSL).
- Test if the problem persists by activating or deactivating this setting of the Really Simple Security extension:

- Test if the problem persists after using another similar module.
- If problems persist, refer to this other guide.
- Test if the problem persists by activating or deactivating this setting of the Really Simple Security extension:
- The plugin is not compatible with Elementor.
Get the Infomaniak VOD extension
Go to your VOD space to obtain the information necessary for the WordPress external module:
- Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
- Click directly on the name assigned to the product concerned:

- Click on CMS/Extensions API in the left sidebar menu.
- Click on CMS Extensions in the left sidebar menu.
- Download the WordPress extension.
- Configure the extension using the provided instructions:

- It is recommended to create a new user in your Organization with only technical rights on the VOD/AOD product and then create the application password from this dedicated account.
You can also download the extension directly from the WordPress extension library:
A similar feature exists for Typo3 with the dedicated extension that you can find and install from its extension library:
Link to this FAQ: