reidgivens

sorry – in the previous message I put “as specified below” – I meant to say “as specified above” referring to my first post in this thread.

It seems on posts that already have an attached audio file this doesn’t happen, but on new and editing posts that do not have an audio file attached, it does as specified below.

It takes every edit page a long time to load (2 minutes or so), but the posts with attached files do not error.

On all of the edit pages it has

<!– podPress dbx for modern WP versions – post –>

<script type=”text/javascript”>
var podPressMaxMediaFiles = 5;
var newMediaDefaults = new Array();
newMediaDefaults[‘URI’] = ”;
newMediaDefaults[‘title’] = ”;
newMediaDefaults[‘type’] = ‘audio_mp3’;
newMediaDefaults[‘size’] = ”;
newMediaDefaults[‘duration’] = ”;
newMediaDefaults[‘dimensionW’] = ‘320’;
newMediaDefaults[‘dimensionH’] = ‘240’;
newMediaDefaults[‘previewImage’] = ‘https://www.***.com/***/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/vpreview_center.png&#8217;;
newMediaDefaults[‘rss’] = false;
newMediaDefaults[‘atom’] = true;
newMediaDefaults[‘feedonly’] = true;
newMediaDefaults[‘disablePlayer’] = false;
newMediaDefaults[‘disablePreview’] = false;
newMediaDefaults[‘content_level’] = ‘free’;
newMediaDefaults[‘showme’] = false;

and always mp3 files.

I have been using podpress for about 5 years.

I am getting this issue as well – well the browser doesn’t crash, it just doesn’t allow for me to add or edit posts.

If I load it in chrome it never finishes loading. If I load it in firefox I get this in firebug

Syntax error line 30436 document.getElementById(‘podPressPlayerSpace_0’).innerHTML = podPressGenerateVideoPreview (0, ”, , , document.getElementById(‘podPressMedia_0_previewImage’).value, true);

it might be important to note that the line immediatly before and after this line are

<script type=”text/javascript”><!–
–></script>

wordpress 3.0.1 and podpress 8.8.6.3