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2006-04-29 08:06:28
- juanjonavarro
- Plugin Author
- lambda
- Real name: Juanjo Navarro
- From: Valencia, Spain
- Known languages: Español (Spanish), English
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jnm_audio
<txp:jnm_audio /> inserts an mp3 audio player (flash) in your pages and articles.
Version: 0.3
History:
0.3
- Eliminated some warnings in debug mode.
- The plugin now generates valid xhtml code.
0.2
- Added “special” value ‘.’ (evaluate body)
0.1
- Initial release
Last edited by juanjonavarro (2007-02-02 18:35:07)
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2006-04-29 09:33:56
- lee
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- omicron
- From: Normandy, France
Re: jnm_audio
A very nice plugin. Thanks.
Last edited by lee (2006-04-29 14:25:37)
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2006-04-29 11:23:05
- shearstock
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- beta
- Real name: Benjamin Jackson
- From: Dorset, UK
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Re: jnm_audio
Dude – this is perfect timing!! I was getting quite desperate for this and my deadline is today! You rock!!
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2006-04-29 12:01:50
- shearstock
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- beta
- Real name: Benjamin Jackson
- From: Dorset, UK
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Re: jnm_audio
It appears that you cannot use textpattern tags within this tag… ie…
[txp:jnm_audio fileid=”[txp:file_download_id /]”/]
Is it possible to change it so the variables can be txp tags? Is there any other way round? . . . Begining to panic!! ;)
Last edited by shearstock (2006-04-29 12:02:45)
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2006-04-29 13:21:47
Re: jnm_audio
I think you can write it like this instead. Correct me if I’m wrong.
< txp:php >
jnm_audio(array(‘fileid’=>file_download_id()));
< /txp:php >
Last edited by csandberg (2006-04-29 13:23:20)
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2006-04-29 13:29:36
- shearstock
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- beta
- Real name: Benjamin Jackson
- From: Dorset, UK
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Re: jnm_audio
csandberg wrote:
I think you can write it like this instead. Correct me if I’m wrong.
< txp:php >
jnm_audio(array(‘fileid’=>file_download_id()));
< /txp:php >
Hmmm, thanks csandberg. This replacement isn’t working correctly, it doesn’t seem to output any code. Sorry, I am really not a PHP coder (yet)! Any idea what could be wrong?
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2006-04-29 14:07:40
Re: jnm_audio
You need to specify a file_download_id number, I suppose. To do so you have to call the parameters, using file_download(array(‘id’=>‘XX’)), or something similar, inside the jnm_audio php call.
file_download_id isn’t the correct tag, because it should be used inside a form in a context of file download.
I don’t know if I catch the problem, only guessing…
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