doryphores

This is probably because your theme is missing important code in the header or footer. Check this page for more details: https://wpaudioplayer.com/support/troubleshooting

Martin

There is no way to do this with Audio Player. Sorry.

Martin

@ hack38

That’s not possible with Audio Player. It is specifically designed to prevent more than one player playing at the same time.

Martin

@piatti

Yep, looks like they implemented some kind of protection against direct downloads of their mp3s. Although my guess is that their system is more for tracking how many times visitors play the track. It’s probably still possible to get the downloaded mp3 file from the browser’s cache anyway.

I’m sure there are methods out there to make it more difficult for visitors to download your mp3s but I have never needed this so my guess is as good as yours.

Martin

@notdrugs

Looks like something is broken in your sidebar and is preventing the footer to be included. Look at your site, there is no footer. And when you look at the end of your page source, you find this php error message:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/content/j/u/n/juniorgreen85/html/wp-content/themes/scarlett/scarlett/sidebar2.php on line 10

If you fix the sidebar problem, the players should work.

I also noticed that your page HEAD section is messed up. Looks like your theme includes the wp_head call three times!

Martin

@piatti

Ah OK. You misunderstood what encoding means (and I probably didn’t explain it very well either). Encoding means that the URL passed to the Flash player is encoded. The Flash player then decodes it and requests the plain decoded URL. So if someone looks at the HTML source of your site, they won’t be able to find the plain mp3 URL. However, as you found out, you can easily find the URL by monitoring activity. There is no way to completely secure mp3 files with Audio Player. The player has to be able to access the URL to play it so someone with enough web knowledge will be able to donwload the file. If you don’t want this to happen, Audio Player is not for you unfortunately.

Martin

Can you post a URL to an example page where this is happening?

Martin

I answered this question here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/363812

Martin

OK. I had a quick look at the Surveys plugin and I think I have found a solution:

Edit the show_survey.php file and replace line 118:

echo "{$ques->question}\n";

with:

echo apply_filters("the_content", $ques->question);

This will apply the normal WP content filters to the question. But, for some unknown reason, the Surveys plugin adds backslashes to single and double quotes so you will need to use the [audio] syntax in the question box.

So in the question box, use [audio:https://yourdomain.com/path/to/mp3file.mp3] instead of inserting a link.

This should work.

Martin

@ltk

Sorry, that’s not possible with Audio Player.

Martin

That’s a good suggestion. I’ll consider it for the next release. Unfortunately, I can’t tell you when this will be done. I’m quite busy with other work at the moment.

Martin

@edisoninfo

I can’t help you without seeing an example. Can you post a URL?

Martin

@kristapley

The Podcasting plugin developer decided to bundle a beta version of Audio Player before I released version 2. If you have both versions installed, they will conflict. Making Audio Player play nice with other older versions is difficult and hacky. The old version was very different so it didn’t conflict with the Podcasting plugin. I know it sounds like I’m simply offloading responsibility onto another developer but it is a reasonable decision. As a developer, if you decide to use somebody elses code, you should make sure it plays nice with other plugins. My plugin isn’t interfering with Podcasting, it’s the other way round.

I appreciate your frustration but unfortunately I don’t have the free time to work on issues like this. Actually, I currently don’t have time to work on Audio Player at all.

Martin

@yourcustomblog

This looks like an issue with how you retrieve the custom fields. I think what you should do is this:

insert_audio_player(get("track_mp3",$i, 1, false));

Martin

You have padding set on object tags. It is set on line 32 of your style.css stylesheet. You could add this css to fix it:

p.audioplayer_container {
margin:10px;
}

p.audioplayer_container object,
p.audioplayer_container embed {
padding: 0;
float: none;
}

Martin