Mr Tee
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byMr Tee, March 16, 2009
This is a great plugin/module. It performs all of the functions as described - but the only headache I had was getting the familiar 1pixelout player to be called up instead of the standard XSPF player that comes bundled with it.
In the end, I removed the variable width and height parameters from the podcast.php file then added the following (where player.swf and is the uploaded 1pixelout player.
$playerURL = JURI::base() . 'plugins/content/podcast/player.swf';
return 'fileURL . '&song_title=' . $this->title . '">fileURL . '&song_title=' . $this->title . '" />fileURL . '"/>
'
and this to my index.php, just above the closing head tag
It might contain some code that is unneccessary, but right now it's working for me. Only downside is that I have to make sure my client adds ID3 tags to their mp3's to ensure the track title comes up.
I think that a comprehensive guide on how to replace the default mp3 player might help - especially for those who don't have a deep understanding of PHP.
Absolutely fantastic effort though, thanks a lot for putting the time into this.
In the end, I removed the variable width and height parameters from the podcast.php file then added the following (where player.swf and is the uploaded 1pixelout player.
$playerURL = JURI::base() . 'plugins/content/podcast/player.swf';
return 'fileURL . '&song_title=' . $this->title . '">fileURL . '&song_title=' . $this->title . '" />fileURL . '"/>
'
and this to my index.php, just above the closing head tag
It might contain some code that is unneccessary, but right now it's working for me. Only downside is that I have to make sure my client adds ID3 tags to their mp3's to ensure the track title comes up.
I think that a comprehensive guide on how to replace the default mp3 player might help - especially for those who don't have a deep understanding of PHP.
Absolutely fantastic effort though, thanks a lot for putting the time into this.

