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There are actually several html5 players that do this. The keywords to search for are “html5 sticky audio bar” and such. I’ve found 5 so far that work great, so it’s definitely possible for a WP theme to have it. In fact, it’s not related to the theme at all. It simply needs to use jquery to make it happen.

There’s a band website host called Zoogle that modded jplayer to work on an uninterrupted sticky footer bar. I know because I saw the code, and they literally copied wads of code straight from the jplayer source. Unfortunately since jplayer was released under the MIT license Zoogle is under no obligation to release the source of their player to the public. It’s possible to reverse engineer it though, with enough knowledge.

https://ip-goes-here:port/live.ogg is what you want.

The default mount point for SHOUTcast is /stream
The default mount point for IceCast is /live

When you mount for a player like Wayne, add .ogg at the end since it’s looking for a container file.

WAH!!!

After 4 hours…

rel="lightbox[group]"

That’s all I had to do. I’m so proud of myself.

Oh wow.. check this out…

Look how the order and alignment of the library entries are off. I bet that’s somehow connected to the issue above.

I do have another note on THIS issue, though.

I added more images to the library, gave them the category of the gallery they’re included in, and they’re not appending to the gallery item list. Currently trying to find out why not.

Err, actually, scratch that. I just remembered. It’s not the lightbox I’m hacking, it’s the pagination function to make the thumbnails slide to and fro..

Okay cool ?? Oh, btw, just fyi, regarding the other issue, I’m currently attempting to hack a lil and get my theme’s jQuery pagination function to call within CataBlog’s gallery template. I’ll share what I’ve done with you afterwards in case you’re curious. ?? (Though I hardly know what I’m doing ’cause I know neither PHP nor JavaScript, but I suppose this is the best way of learning!)

Update: I noticed that when I went to the Gallery settings and “Saved Changes”, the error went away, so apparently when you erase images from the library and save changes, the script needs to somehow notify the galleries which the image is included in.

If they could launch nukes in the 70’s with 8k, I’m sure we could launch pics of nukes with 32! ??

Alright, I just had my host up my domain’s PHP limit to 48 megs, just tried the script again, got the same message:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home/redhalos/public_html/brassandmortar.com/wp-admin/includes/file.php on line 32

So he upped it to 64M and the script is working fine now.

So I do have one followup question.. how come I’m able to upload the same size images with other plugins? Are they just lighter and able to handle 32M?

Alright, I’m checking with my server’s tech support to ask how much I’m allotted for my account, but if what you’re saying is true, then how was I able to upload these without any issue at all? 1024×768 images, as compared to small thumbnail image?

Those were uploaded using a jquery uploader included with my premium theme. Seems to work just fine. Or I can upload them using WordPress’ built-in media uploader just fine as well. There has to be another issue going on with the CataBlog script.

I’m curious, for those of us still on 2.0.2, are there any options available? I don’t understand why there can’t simply be a style sheet that I can change like anything else.

Just for testing purposes I tried uploading a 64k image and the same exact error message is occurring.

I’m having the same error. php.ini is set to 128MB. No host caps afaik. Should I make my own thread pertaining to my issue?

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 69573 bytes) in /home/[etcetcetc]/wp-admin/includes/admin.php on line 22

php.ini is located in the public_html dir on a shared host.
3IX is the host.
The filesize is 431kb.

I don’t know jack about PHP but I would love to help as well in any way I can, possibly through extensive bug testing. My plans for a site I’m creating depend heavily on a wiki solution that can easily integrate with the look and feel of my site’y theme. Hopefully this turns out to be a better solution than the Wiki Lite option. Let me know what I can do to help. I’ve just installed the plugin and I’m testing it out.