0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
i tried hacking a zora token to render an html file instead of an image. created a new json file that matched the metadata but replaced the ipfs uri for the with the html ipfs then went to the explorer and updated the token uri but... it didnt work lol any suggestions on how to better hack this? the html: https://turquoise-fashionable-guanaco-363.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmU3fP7diTXPbWpTF9s2vCp6gnLBXeqYQKorUjLcNh2Vgg the token: https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x5abf0c04ab7196e2bdd19313b479baebd9f7791b/299
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Deployer
@deployer
zora probably cached the original metadata?
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Steve
@sdv.eth
Hopefully you find a way 🥲 https://warpcast.com/iammatthias/0x5e4d3470
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t0ma 🤌
@t0ma
Oooh so this actually got my interest too. Speaking as a total newbie here, but I'm trying to do a svg which shifts between 2 images with a click on the image itself. Chatgpt got me a code to embed into the svg, which points to 2 different urls for the images. I'm still working on the actual piece before trying it, do you think it works? Zora accepts svg, but will it actually work as intended?
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EyesObscura
@eyesobscura.eth
Last week I did some experiment on HTML on zora and by directly uploading HTML when creating the token (update works too) it works quite well (windows allows me to put filestype that are restricted by zora). It just take long time to load and I recommend to put a light GIF as thumbnail. My experimentation: https://zora.co/collect/base:0x55e59bd37a15f14afbc4d56381bfccb1b20c9703/2?referrer=0xA8F30Bd1165057F81C7b6629E2501e428f4691F2
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Streamm.tv: Video+Stream On 🟣
@streamm
Help the man
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