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i get this error in Firefox for where the player is supposed to be under the album (The player will show in this paragraph ).. it works fine in all other browsers. i have the 2.1.1 version
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0hello!
well, we're working in the next version of the player, which uses a diferent embed method, set to solve the multi-browser compatibility problem. however, there's a quick thing you can try on current version.. it may solve the issue you're having.
on /plugins/muscolplayers/jwplayer.php line 81 you find this:
$addcomments = "" ;
try to replace it for:
$addcomments = "//" ;
let me know if it works! -
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0The nifty player is nice, but unfortunately doesn't have all the call back features that the jw player has which are used in the some of the statistics modules. The nifty player also only works with mp3 files and doesn't have video support. Great player though, especially for use on simple audio pages and it is open source, got to love that.
The issue I see is not so much with the player that is being used, but how the player is embedded. This is something that would be an issue with any player. It appears that the php/js code needs to be updated to support a greater amount of cross browser compatibility. The trick beings some browsers work better with the swfobject library, some with the object/embed technique. I found on other projects I have to use both the object and embed tags as some browsers like one way and others another. It looks like germi is already working on something along these lines with how the player is embedded. Looking forward to his next update. -
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0Thank you very much for the timely response, greengeek. I appreciate you taking the time to explain this in detail. I just recently paid $68 US Dollars for this module so I am definitely looking forward to future updates! So far, I like this a lot but I'm going to need some help customizing my player. -
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0Just an update to help anyone else that may come across the same issue.
My problem was I did not have the linking codes related correctly.
Like others I wanted to have better controls over the modules which takes a couple steps/pages in order to do that.
The "main link" from my main menu links over to page ID 1, while the actually music page is page id 2. Which allows for me to have better control over the modules....
In case of my issue with the player not showing in FF was that I had many of the subpages(albums, songs) related to page id 1. When I actually need it related to page id 2.
I hope this makes sense???
I'm subscribed to this post so if anyone runs into this issue I maybe able to help.
Thanks,
Will -
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0just a quick update... the new version we are preparing uses a diferent embed method (called jwplayer embed, provided by the people of JWplayer themselves, so it should be the "definitive" solution), so no more SWFObject embeding mode, mootools and other stuff...
when I have a version ready to go, (or at least a beta. of the player, I mean) I'll post it here so you guys can be the first to test
thanks to everybody that is helping on this post! -
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0germi wrote:
hello!
well, we're working in the next version of the player, which uses a diferent embed method, set to solve the multi-browser compatibility problem. however, there's a quick thing you can try on current version.. it may solve the issue you're having.
on /plugins/muscolplayers/jwplayer.php line 81 you find this:
$addcomments = "" ;
try to replace it for:
$addcomments = "//" ;
let me know if it works!
it works for me!
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