djdolphin wrote:

gtoal wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

I got it working a while ago, but it seems like it doesn't work with projects saved in newer versions of Scratch 2.0. The simple embed code isn't working because it references a script on sb2js.tk, which expired a while ago.

Watch out for the URL referenced at the foot of the demo page: 'http://sb2js.tk/inject.js' - it appears to redirect to malware or a phishing site. I killed the browser immediately I saw something suspicious happening so I don't know exactly what it was.

G

That's what happens to expired .tk domains. The registry, FreeNom, makes money by redirecting people to websites with advertising and scams.

Gosh, so that's how FreeNom makes their money.

start it again :@

Toriworldgirl wrote:

start it again :@

The developer isn't active on Scratch.

Just spent an hour trying this one out. Unfortunately no result. Some of the links are not working so best bet is to create an account on GITHUB and then you can export the whole project from GOOGLE code to play with. It must work as the dropbox link functions OK but not running for me I am afraid.

It seems that MIT have cancelled the HTML5 project. Worse - it seems difficult (impossible) to run the flash player independently from your own webserver. I am not sure what they are trying to protect but it seems anything other than a link embedding from the scratch.mit.edu server is being discouraged. …. Not sure why - it is open source after all ?

redware wrote:

Just spent an hour trying this one out. Unfortunately no result. Some of the links are not working so best bet is to create an account on GITHUB and then you can export the whole project from GOOGLE code to play with. It must work as the dropbox link functions OK but not running for me I am afraid.

It seems that MIT have cancelled the HTML5 project. Worse - it seems difficult (impossible) to run the flash player independently from your own webserver. I am not sure what they are trying to protect but it seems anything other than a link embedding from the scratch.mit.edu server is being discouraged. …. Not sure why - it is open source after all ?

This isn't the HTML5 player. This is, but there's no progress on that either. Another option for running Scratch projects online is Phosphorus.

djdolphin wrote:

Another option for running Scratch projects online is Phosphorus.

You beat me to it!

gtoal wrote:

djdolphin wrote:

I got it working a while ago, but it seems like it doesn't work with projects saved in newer versions of Scratch 2.0. The simple embed code isn't working because it references a script on sb2js.tk, which expired a while ago.

Watch out for the URL referenced at the foot of the demo page: 'http://sb2js.tk/inject.js' - it appears to redirect to malware or a phishing site. I killed the browser immediately I saw something suspicious happening so I don't know exactly what it was.

G

So, where's the project creator?

Someone please help me? I didn't understand how it works

Much spam/necroposting
sb2.js has been abandoned, I think.

Jonathan50 wrote:

Much spam/necroposting
sb2.js has been abandoned, I think.

Yup. But Phosphorus is still being developed.

I know this was last updated in 2015 but I'm restoring this website here sb2-js
Most of the examples are being uploaded right now.

There have been some forks of phosphorous recently that improve and fix a few things. One I like is Sulforous

https://sulfurous.aau.at/#74221074