styzer

It appears the developer of this plugin has closed both his websites and is not accessible anymore… Anyone knows of any other plugins similar to this one?

Regards,

Andre

Hi Greg,

Thank you for the note. In truth, it’s much too late for that, since the client has long moved to another solution since.

Hoping the new update will prove to work well for a whole lot of people!

Regards,

Andre

Hi noisegate95,

SoundCloud isn’t an option for me, because the music streamed on the site comes from various artists and so it get complicated. They agree for me to use their music for streaming, but wouldn’t not want their music put on a different server.

But, thank you!

ANdre

That would work, but I still have to use the numeral prefix to create an order of songs. I’m not at the site admin yet, so not sure if the plugin allows a song order. Or if I could use a post reorder plugin for that…

Regards,

Andre

Thanks for the suggestion, noisegate95, but that won’t change the fact that title and artist names won’t be displayed.

I guess the only way I could display these would be to enter each song one by one using the player admin page, correct?

Regards,

Andre

Thank you Maeve,

I switched to another player for now. I’ll try your plugin at another time on a different hosting maybe…

Regards,

Andre

Thanks for the note!

However, I didn’t enter each song one by one, rather pull them from a folder. And I use a playlist in a widget. So, not sure how that could work?

Regards,

Andre

Hi Maeve,

I see this topic has been marked as Resolved, but sadly it’s not. Could you take a look and let me know why I can’t get beyond that Permission Error 403?

https://soaking.net/artists-pages/

Thanks,

Andre

Even after correcting the files, I still get the same 403 Permission error….

Can you help? Thanks in advance…

Regards,

Andre

Thank you Maeve,

I installed the plugin (not Pro) and started entering the info to add songs. Clicking ADD SONG, I get an error message:

403 Permission Denied
You do not have permission for this request /wp-admin/admin.php?page=hmp_palylist

Seems like there is a typo in the plugin somewhere in the file “html5-jquery-audio-player/index.php”

hmp_palylist should be hmp_playlist I imagine…

function my_plugin_menu() {
	add_menu_page( 'HTML5 MP3 Player', 'HTML5 Player', 'manage_options', 'hmp-options', 'wp_hmp_options',plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ )."/music-beam.png" );
	add_submenu_page('hmp-options','','','manage_options','hmp-options','wp_hmp_options');
	add_submenu_page('hmp-options','Display Settings','Display Settings','manage_options','display_settings','wp_hmp_options');
	add_submenu_page( 'hmp-options', 'Manage Songs', 'Manage Songs', 'manage_options', 'hmp_palylist', 'wp_hmp_playlist' )

And also found here:

<?php
  $palyer_div	=	'<div id="myplayer"></div>';
return $palyer_div;

Hope this helps,

Andre

Ah, the fix seems to have worked… radio silence for the past 10 min… Great to see it’s working!

Andre

Hi Jesse,

Installed v2.1.2, and I still get attackes (2 min intervals). I myself cannot access my website login page, how do “they” find it?

I also never received the email with question and answer as per suggested by checking the box.

Can you help? Anything I missed?

Regards,

Andre

I don’t agree that if a developer uses WordPress platform to share his/her work, that because we don’t pay for the plugin we shouldn’t have any expectation.

By downloading and using the plugins, we beta-tested and helped identify issues the developer didn’t noticed, even worked some of the bugs out and made it even more awesome, we shared its awesomeness with plenty others, helped its search engine ranking, etc. It is normal that when support drops off the map, without a word, that we feel let down. Whether we pay money or not isn’t the issue.

I don’t have a probleme paying for a plugin that works great and thus do my part to support development. If the developer wishes to get revenues from his/her work, the more power to them. I certainly would support that. So it is possible that the maian reason to drop off the planet, as they say, has NOTHING to do with the financial price we pay or not.

We depend on plugins to operate websites, and some of these websites are our own clients websites. So when support drops, it’s not affecting “whiny ungrateful users” but grateful users on whom others also depend.

In the end, if a developer wishes to stop support, or has personal life issues keeping them away from their creation, it’s their right to say something or not. It would just be courteous to let us know if we should look for something else. And if they moved their support elsewhere, then that would also be an important and helpful information to know…

Regards,

Andre

Hi Michael, thanks for stopping by. I recreated the page without the plugin… the link above would not take you to the current site. There is a missing link in the wait this plugin is explained, in my experience…

Regards,

Andre

Excellent, Baden, will do, sometimes it’s just simpler to attach to an ongoing thread you find, as searching for help leads you to others having the same issues…

All the best and – well done!

Regards,

Andre