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Posted: 03/22/07 08:21
SixString:
If its a playlist created with the play.php you can use &random=1 in the play.php url...
Hope this helps
Will that randomize the playlist for songs displayed in the player too, because if it does then I won't need to waste time trying to work it into the players.
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Posted: 03/22/07 09:06
daddysylem:
SixString:
If its a playlist created with the play.php you can use &random=1 in the play.php url...
Hope this helps
Will that randomize the playlist for songs displayed in the player too, because if it does then I won't need to waste time trying to work it into the players.
Yes, it does randomize the displayed playlist as well. Just tested it here.
Hi guys,
OK, two problems I've come across with the first code offered by smith.kyle
1) The code_generator works great for most artists, in their control panels, but some, (seemingly using IE) are having problems. When they click on the button link I've created, they are taken to the login page. ?
2) I work in a niche market, and one of the other sites where my artists want to place the code generated can't handle it. The code has line breaks in the wrong places and so, when the artists place the copied code into their profiles on the site, the other site places line breaks <br> into the code, rendering it useless.
Is there some way we can make the code that is generated appear with line breaks in the proper places. < code > etc. ?
Joined: 27 Apr 2006
Posts: 22009
Location: Southern California
Posted: 03/23/07 13:38
netgroup:
Hi guys,
OK, two problems I've come across with the first code offered by smith.kyle
1) The code_generator works great for most artists, in their control panels, but some, (seemingly using IE) are having problems. When they click on the button link I've created, they are taken to the login page. ?
What are you using for your button code? I'm not seeing any problems with it on IE.
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2) I work in a niche market, and one of the other sites where my artists want to place the code generated can't handle it. The code has line breaks in the wrong places and so, when the artists place the copied code into their profiles on the site, the other site places line breaks <br> into the code, rendering it useless.
Is there some way we can make the code that is generated appear with line breaks in the proper places. < code > etc. ?
The way the function works that displays the flash player code will only display it that way. You'll need to edit the template with a message that tells artists that they need to remove any returns so the code is all on one line.
I've now changed it to the relative url of just index.php?t=code_generator hoping that solves it. I'm waiting on feedback from artists who have the problem.
I'm using IE myself and have no such issue, which is what is baffling me.
Will let you know if the absolute/relative change makes any difference.
