[Plugin: MP3-jPlayer] possible permissions problem

Hi, it’s working fine here.

Nice music.

I love strings.

that’s even weirder… can I ask which browser you are using?

I can’t get it to work unless I am logged in

thanks

Ok, some updates.

First, I am not sure what happened but last night I could see the player loading…
Although my music system was off, and I did not hear anything, it was “working”.

Today – it does NOT work… The play button does not move at all.

I looked at your source, I cannot see ANY MP3 links. Do you try to mask the URLs?

My first question is this: what did you put in your table cell “Listen” for Gerald Barry?
i just picked him as an example as it’s the first entry.

Let me know what you have entered – and we’ll see what we can do.

sorry for the slow response.

I have sorted the problem by unchecking the
“The resulting HTML output of the table shall be cached in the WordPress database cache for faster page generation.” tick box

All seems to be working now

No worries – Great!

You can always add this to your MP3 shortcode: flip=”y” — would look neater.

I would also try to give the MP3 cell a fixed width, trying to avoid the resizing on play/pause/play next…

Something like this would go in your custom css (Plugin Options)
.wp-table-reloaded .column-6 {width: 50px;} or whatever size works best.

You could also give a fixed size to “Lengths”, “Level” etc…

I have used this table and this player to do something similar.

PS: on a different topic, let me know if you know any violinists in London who would like to be recorded, could offer a service for another as well…

Thanks for the tip – that makes a big difference and I was just thinking I should do something like that!

Oh well done — much much nicer AND Neater!

If it was me I would try the “Text” Players in settings. You’ll get a better contrast IMO.

Also, I would add something like “PLAY”, “PREVIEW”, “DEMO” or “LISTEN” after the play /pause button. Something like [email protected]… Just to give an extra clue and it wouldn’t look bad.

On a side note + out of topic ??
Re: You know the thing I have mentioned about recording violinists?
Simply put — if you know violinists of any age/level in London, I’d record them for free — in exchange they’d play one of my short pieces, and I would record it.
That’s a pretty good deal + it can also help students and/or professionals monitor their progress.