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Re: jnm_audio
@milkshake, if you give us the url of a page with the problem, I can try to diagnose the problem.
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#77 2007-11-30 22:17:00
- caprio
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- Registered: 2007-11-22
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Re: jnm_audio
milkshake wrote:
The XSPF player is a good bet,
used to great effect atHype Machine — not any longer it seems :P
I understand howto setup XSPF playlists, would it be possible to create an xml template with mt4 to use a mt tag to output data in the form of a multiple urls to different mp3’s. In other words how would i store urls to multiple songs, then output those in an xml mt template? I’m thinking the KeyValues plugin would be nice as you can format your data as key=value key1=value2 etc But i’m sure where to start. I couldn’t get KeyValues to work with mt4.01
anyone else have any ideas?
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Re: jnm_audio
juanjonavarro wrote:
@milkshake, if you give us the url of a page with the problem, I can try to diagnose the problem.
Thanks for the offer, unfortunately the site is behind a login so I can’t post a link.
I will try the plugin on a fresh txp install and report back, perhaps it was a conflict with another plugin.
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@caprio — The MT forums might be a better place to ask.
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Re: jnm_audio
So, I tested the plugin with a fresh install and had no problems, everything worked as it should.
I found a workaround for my needs, but I still can’t find what the problem is.
I have this code in my article form:
<txp:jnm_audio fileid="."><txp:custom_field name="mp3" /></txp:jnm_audio>
and the player outputs this for the soundFile string:
soundFile=http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?s=file_download&id=
The file id is present in the mp3 custom field, seems it’s just not getting passed to the player?
The same jnm_audio tags work fine directly in articles, just not in article forms.
Looking at my list of plugins, the only one I can see it could be a conflict with is ign_password_protect. But I don’t think that alters file access currently.
Well, I guess it will remain a mystery…
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Re: jnm_audio
Maybe is a problem with messy urls. Can you test your installation with other url scheme?
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#81 2008-02-23 10:36:37
- nardo
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Re: jnm_audio
just installed latest flash player – 9.0.115.0 – on Windows FF & IE
I get “buffering” and no audio on both browsers
same site – on a slightly older 9.0.x.0 player on another PC – all works fine
anyone else notice similar?
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#82 2008-04-22 19:04:18
- rcdonohue
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- Registered: 2006-12-21
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Re: jnm_audio
Hmm,
Plugin is installed and active, but it seems like textpattern is not picking up on the <txp:jnm_audio> tag.
It’s just returning it as html.
Any ideas?
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Re: jnm_audio
I think TxP never displays verbatim a tag starting with <txp
Can you copy&paste the form or page where the tag is inserted?
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Re: jnm_audio
nice plugin juanjo. any thought on possibly updating the plugin to use the new audio player version?
http://www.wpaudioplayer.com/whatsnew.htm
also i took the liberty of converting your plugin to use swfobject instead of <object> tags. pretty easy but if you want it let me know.
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Re: jnm_audio
iblastoff, I’ll try to update the audio player as soon as possible.
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Re: jnm_audio
I can only follow Steve’s request about the new version of the plugin !
Muchas gracias Juanjo !
Last edited by hablablow (2008-06-30 10:36:37)
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Re: jnm_audio
first let me join the chorus of thanks for an excellent plugin!
now, it seems that no matter what value i assign to rightbgcolor or rightbghovercolor, the right side is always black, and so is the hover.
if i do not specify the variables, the default grey/lighter-grey-hover functions perfectly.
for example, this should make the right side of the player a deep red:
rightbgcolor=0×c5341c rightbghovercolor=0×c5341c
but alas, it is all black (at least in FF3 Mac, Safari 3 Mac, FF2 Win and IE7 Win — does it work in any browser?)
any help or guidance anyone can offer will be greatly appreciated!
js
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Re: jnm_audio
hey there,
i’ve successfully used jnm_audio on previous sites so I’m not exactly sure why it isn’t working for me, although this is the first time I’ve deployed it on txp 4.0.7
For some reason the audio isn’t loading, although it seems the Flash is. It looks like it just isn’t loading the file. I’ve tried specifying the file in all the different ways and no luck with any of them.
I’ve used this code: <txp:jnm_audio fileid="3" />
And in the source of this page I’m seeing:
<script language=“JavaScript” type=“text/javascript” src=“http://www.transparentblog.com/plugins/audio-player.js”></script>
<object type=“application/x-shockwave-flash” data=“http://www.transparentblog.com/plugins/player.swf” id=“audioplayer1” height=“24” width=“290”>
<param name=“movie” value=“http://www.transparentblog.com/plugins/player.swf”/>
<param name=“FlashVars” value=“playerID=1&bg=0xf8f8f8&leftbg=0xeeeeee&lefticon=0×666666&rightbg=0xcccccc&rightbghover=0×999999&righticon=0×666666&righticonhover=0xffffff&text=0×666666&slider=0×666666&track=0xFFFFFF&border=0×666666&loader=0×9FFFB8&loop=no&autostart=no&soundFile=http://www.transparentblog.com/file_download/3”/>
<param name=“quality” value=“high”/>
<param name=“menu” value=“false”/>
<param name=“wmode” value=“transparent”/></object>
Now http://www.transparentblog.com/file_download/3 does seem to be the download link to the file, but it just isn’t loading into the flash player.
Any ideas?
Last edited by James Weiner (2009-01-26 21:47:44)
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#89 2009-01-26 23:10:41
- els
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Re: jnm_audio
It’s playing nice (and loud) for me ;) Did you solve it?
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Re: jnm_audio
Yeah thanks – weirdly my Safari refuses to display the player. Works in every other browser I have, including other WebKit ones.
Of course I should have thought to check cross-browser earlier on instead of wasting everyone’s time! D’oh.
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