Embed mp3 preview in the fancy view or on nextgen gallery?

[evenfell]

I just bought the program, and it is totally awesome.

It has some great potensial.

What I really would like to see improved is the way the products (using shortcodes) integrates/looks into/on a post or a page.

By using the fancy view it embeds the text, the picture and the buy now (or add to cart button), put it does nothing with the audio mp3 preview.

I am planning to sell downnloadable mp3, both single and album.

Is it possible in some way to:

1. Embed the mp3 player into the fancy view

2. Make the mp3 player preview a song using nextgen gallery (eiter hoover over or the picture beeing start and stop?)

3. Possible to get a more streamlined presentation when adding several songs on one page, showing something like this (in a table of some sort)

[http://www.7digital.com/artists/health/get-color]

4. Is it possible to use a smaller mp3 player todo the above?

[amin007]

Yep, you can embed a mp3 preview inside the fancy display. All you have to do is use a shortcode that embeds the mp3 preview in the “Product Description” field of the product.

Not all Audio Player plugins use a proper WordPress shortcode… I have added a shortcode for the WP Audio Player plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/audio-player/) that you can use in the description field to embed a mp3 preview.

You will find all the info at the following URL (see the “More Shortcodes and Function References” section):

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460

[evenfell]

Thanks, but where do you put the extra downloadable codes?

I just unzipped them into wp-content/plugins/wpcart

It does not seem to work

I have this code

[wp_eStore_audio_player src=http://mysite/musicstore/wp-content/uploads/song.mp3]

How is it supposed to look?

I must certainly do something wrong.

Where do I put the extra codes in order for them to work?

[amin007]

The extra shortcodes plugin is just an ordinary plugin. You install it the same way any wordpress plugin is installed (upload the files to “wp-content/plugins” directory).

There is an even easier way to install a plugin through WordPress’s plugin upload feature. Please view the installation video from the following page to learn how to install a plugin from the WordPress dashboard:

http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-quick-setup-and-usage-video-tutorial-593

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