simon.ward

Ok it’s been added in version 2.7 which is up now!

The option is on the settings page at the top of the ‘Advanced’ tab.

As it happens it may work again with version 2.7 which I’ve just put up, though I’m surprised it worked at all before tbh!

Are you definitely writing the path as a local path from the root of the domain? so if the directory was for eg:

https://mydomain.com/somefolder/WPinstall/

then you’d write:

FEED:/somefolder/WPinstall

Let me know if it’s still not working.

Yes same for me, what format are you streaming?

Do you see any error messages displayed that you could post back?

Version 2.6 was purely the localisation of all the admin-side text. I can’t think what would do this.

What other plugins and theme do you use?

Hello, I’m not sure why that would happen, the plugin works ok in wp 4.4. Do you get the same problem if you try it with a WP default theme activated?

pawelbnn is right, you need to echo it out:

echo do_shortcode( '...your shortcode...');

Maybe the solution would be to have something similar to the way youtube handle it, where there is a button on the page for the user to globally turn on/off autoplay, stored in a cookie so the user’s choice is remembered on the next page visit. I don’t think it makes sense any other way. I’ll have a think about doing something as an add-on.

The best way I can think of is to include the numbers in the track titles (or filenames), and turn the auto numbering off.

There is another way but it depends on how you organise your files. If you’re able to use ‘FEED’ in the custom fields, and get them in the correct reverse order with the available options in the plugin, then you can add them picking them by number on that page, eg. [mp3j track=”107″]

I can’t think of an easy change to make in the code for this if you’re using the single players.

Hi Dana, it’s because of the custom skin you’re using. If you change the title’s css position rule from ‘relative’ to ‘absolute’ it should basically fix it.

Hi, MP3-jPlayer should work fine with plugins that move scripts to the footer, can you tell me which plugins you’re trying that give you problems?

Currently there isn’t a way to do this, I’ll see what I can do.

Thanks Nish for posting back.

You can add a playlist title above the player using the ‘title’ param in a shortcode, this will stay as the tracks change.

The track title itself will always change but you can hide it if you want to. Go to the design page and tick the hide title box.

I’m not allowed to give support for this on here, I’m sorry.

You can go through the plugin’s site contact area to get support.