Repairing a split in plastic water butt

[Tigertom]

I think some sites delete any kind of HTML for security reasons. It could be a disguised link to a malicious site or an attempt to infect the server hosting the conversation. You can find the link if you search YouTube for "How to mend a water butt crack or hole using a milk carton". Alternately, I repeat the link here with " Z " stuck in every now and then so the computer won't recognise it as a link. If you remove all the spaces and capital Z letters you will have the link. www Z .youtube. Z com Z /watch?v=ShmtjwtsJFk&t=11s

[Theo]

The HoH webpage has the link but they're trying to do fancy rendering of it (in JS I assume):

<div class="article-link" data-article-id="3148220" data-group-id="9" data-url=""><i class="fas fa-spinner fa-spin"></i> <span class="article-link-placeholder">formatting link</span> </div>

But it doesn't work. Which is about par for the course with HoH.

Theo

[Dave W]

I'm not sure what's going on here. HoH shows Tigerton's posting with the video ready to play in a small area, dated 7 Aug 4:44. The posting on here on UK D-I-Y is dated 7 Aug 19:31. The video on HoH plays fine in my Firefox. If you got a rotating arrow, I imagine there was some slow link while HoH acquired the video, and the arrow would eventually get replaced by the video I saw.