[patbloomfield]

Thanks for your reply Peter.

It wasn’t something I noticed as I really use a back button whilst navigating within a website

[patbloomfield]

Just got reply back from friend with IE who says….

What I get in the navigation bar is as follows:

res://mshtml.dll/repost.htm

On the page is as follows:

Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

[patbloomfield]

I don’t know why but switching back to [http://sjward.org/jplayer-for-wordpress] and putting it before the fancy9 object made my custom css changes take effect on the fancy9 object to give a respectable result.

Code:

<div style=”border: solid 1px #CCC; padding: 5px 5px 0px 5px;”>
[mp3j caption=”by Blah! Blah!” track=”Heaven Knows[at]1.Heaven-Knows-edit.mp3″ flip=”y” dload=”n”]
[wp_eStore_fancy9 id=1]
</div>

With custom CSS being:

Code:

/*
* Change appearance of eStore fancy9 to allow for the addition of audio object
*/
.custom .eStore_fancy9_main { border-style:none; margin-bottom: 0px;}
.custom .eStore_fancy9_button { float: right; }

The audio plugin can prevent downloads and when you play a second object the first stops playing. I don’t think it can deliver multiple format such as oog but I believe that only affects old versions of Firefox. It works fine on my Smartphone so assume it’ll work on iPhoones etc. too

The website is still in early design/construction but you can check it out at http://www.scrambledegos.com/mp3-music-downloads-pop/blah-blah-heaven-knows/ to see how it looks. Of course the older this post is, I can’t guarantee it’ll look the same ;-}

Hope that helps others too.

[patbloomfield]

Just found two problems with the http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/degradable-html5-audio-and-video/ audio plugin; a) it allows downloads b) it continues playing after selecting another audio file.

Back to the drawing board again…

[patbloomfield]

I tried adding the do_shortcode but it kept stopping at the close square bracket – using a back slash made no difference.

In the end I made a new product object by combining eStore_fancy9 with the audio object. I don’t know why but it wasn’t possible to override the border and some of the other CSS code but it looks reasonable. I also switched to RJBubble’s audio plug-in as that’s the first WordPress plug-in that appears to properly handle html5/flash and media formats including ogg if desired.

Here’s a snippet of my code:

Code:

<div style=”border: solid 1px #CCC; padding: 5px 5px 0px 5px;” margin-top:0px; overflow:hidden;>
<div style=”margin-bottom: 0px;”>
[wp_eStore_fancy9 id=1]
</div>
[audio src="http://www.xxx.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/xxx.mp3"]
</div>

Not perfect but a reasonable workaround until something better comes along

[patbloomfield]

I tried changing the audio object class but that didn’t work.

I’ll stick with the standard audio plug-in for now. Thanks again.

[patbloomfield]

Just had a quick look through the code and traced it down to function eStore_show_audio_player($source,$playerwidth=290) that looks for class AudioPlayer.

The audio plug-in I’d prefer to uses the MP3j_Front class.

Could it be as simple as changing this definition and code syntax somewhere else (assuming no calls are being to the library)?

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