doryphores

@arbsoft I have released a fix for this. Update the plugin and it should be back.

Martin

I have released a fix for this. Update the plugin and time display should be back.

Martin

Hi,

I’m the developer for Audio Player. The screenshot you linked to makes no sense to me. It looks nothing like the actual JavaScript I wrote for the plugin. I scanned one of my own sites that uses Audio Player with the same service you used and nothing came up.

It must be something else…

Depending on the browser, Audio Player will either be an object or an embed tag.

The correct fix should be this (the height of the player is 24px not 40px):

#contentleft p.audioplayer_container object, #contentleft p.audioplayer_container embed {
width: 300px;
height: 24px;
}

Martin

The problem is caused by fancy box (a plugin I suppose). If you view the source of your page, you can see this HTML comment around line 97:

<!--- STOP FANCYBOX -- >

This is causing all sorts of problems because the comment tag is malformed. It should be this:

<!-- STOP FANCYBOX -->

@brittv

I checked your site and the players are working fine. Did you fix this issue?

Martin

You’re right, there isn’t a way to set loop to yes by default.

Martin

@yeah:

I checked your site and the first file works fine for me. Maybe this is a browser cache problem. Try clearing all your temporary internet files.

Martin

A note about the https://bonya.su site. The site is a Flash site. This is why they can achieve continuous background music on all pages.

Martin

Try moving the wp_footer call after the audio player code:

<?php if (function_exists("insert_audio_player")) {
insert_audio_player("[audio:https://polinasuch.webatu.com/treasure.mp3|autostart=yes]");
} ?>

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

Martin

Hi,

This isn’t possible. If you embed Audio Player anywhere on your site, it will still stop every time you load a new page as it will also reload the player. The only way to achieve continuous play would be to open it in a popup window (and there isn’t an easy way to achieve this with WordPress alone).

Regarding the method to embed Audio Player in the header or footer, I can only help if I can see an example. Post a link to your site and I can have a look.

Martin

@msdeadlines

It looks like your theme is not including the footer properly. You need to make sure that your theme’s templates also include this line on the last line:

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Theme files that should include this line: 404.php, archive.php, archives.php, images.php, index.php, links.php, page.php, search.php and single.php

Martin

Post a link to a page where this is happening and I’ll have a look.

Martin

@deccarey

Post a link to the page where this is happening and I’ll be able to help you.

Martin

Sorry, no I don’t.

Martin