simon.ward

Hi Emily,

there’s some code in your page which is causing errors on the page. It’s to do with some calendar date pickers. It’s probably coming from your theme. It would need to be removed or fixed.

This seems quite unfair. You are talking about old versions of the plugin that have long since been updated.

WordPress regularly has security issues which then get updated. Do you leave them bad reviews too?

Hey thanks for the feedback. I had a look at your page source, there is an extra closing div but it seems to be coming from somewhere else. I tested by using a validator, and removing all of the player markup. The page still does not validate because of the extra closing div. Is it possible it’s being added into a content area somewhere?

Can you tell me the error that you see in the browser’s console?

It’s because the theme is loading the pages via ajax (no refresh). This plugin typically does not work with ajax’d themes.

No, currently it needs to be via the popout shortcode.

You could move the timer positions with css, but not from the admin controls. You’re a little limited as to where you can have it, for eg you can have it at the same level as the titles, but not running in-line at the end of the title if you see what I mean.

I’ve just done some quick checks and the plugin seems to be ok in WP 4.5. It could be that there’s another component running on the site that’s not compatible with WP4.5 as it seems like you’re definitely getting a javascript error. Can you check the browser’s console for an error?

Right now there isn’t a way to do exactly what you want, but you can have your second solution if you don’t mind those links each turned into a playlist player (with 1 track each), so that you get the popout button (for that track at least). Do this on the advanced tab on the player settings page by modifying the shortcode used to transform links. It’s an mp3j shortcode by default, change it to playlist.

There’s some other ways that sort of do similar, for eg. you could use the wp feature of attaching audio to posts, then go to advanced tab and set the turn [audio] shortcodes into option to playlists. Then you just need an [audio] shortcode in the post to playlist an up-to-date list of all attached audio.

You can do similar with custom fields, putting a url in each, with a key of mp3, and playlisting the lot using the [playlist] shortcode.

Probably none of these are what you need though! I will have a think about a way to do it.

see answer here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/stop-from-automatically-playing-next-file-on-playlist?replies=2

Yes it’s likely your theme is swapping out the default jquery for an out-dated version, but post a link and I’ll take a look for you.

You can title any file if you use one of the shortcodes. use the format:

title@filename

or in playlists:

title@filename, title@filename, title@filename etc.

See Eg.4 here: https://mp3-jplayer.com/single-file-players-text/

You can use the single player downloads add-on to do this.

It’s because m3u is not supported. Did you try this (quoting from that thread)?

The second link you posted is actually a playlist file, so it points to streams but is not a stream itself. The plugin doesn't currently support reading these files, but you can simply grab the link(s) that are contained within it and playlist them.

Currently no there isn’t, playlisters will always play the next track on the list automatically. I’ll have a think if there’s an easy way to add an option like this.