By James Kanjo
Description
With the traditional MP3 Player, you need to manually inject your MP3's url into the html code. This also means you need an individual code block for each song you want to play.
This is very tedious, and frankly, too complicated for less advanced users. So I've expanded upon the original code, and made it possible to dynamically play songs as specified in the URL:
Code
[[include :snippets:mp3
|URL=The link to your MP3 file goes here
]]
To make the player automatically start playing when the page loads, just add an |autoplay= variable, and specify it to be true. For example:
[[include :snippets:mp3
|URL=http://squark.wdfiles.com/local--files/dev:8/1.mp3
|autoplay=Yes
]]
The autoplay variable accepts both “true” and “yes” inputs
In action
Thanks to tsangk for this great snippet: conditional-blocks
text above inserted with:
[[include :snippets:if START |unique=1|type=equal|var1=%%name%%|var2=conditional-blocks]]
**##red|Thanks to tsangk for this great snippet:##** [[[code:conditional-blocks]]]
[[include :snippets:if END]]
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Damn, that's nice. Good job James, you're an awesome h4x0r :)
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Wow, that is not just nice. This is excellent.
a BIG thank you
thx!!!
(always wanting more) I can't seem to be able to put this MP3 Player inside a wiki table cell. E.G.
The use case is: I have a wikidot page with 15 songs (http://churchladies.wikidot.com) and I would like to make a table with 2 columns (the song name and the player widget).
Nevermind … It works if you use the [[table]] … [[/table]] syntax. So it's perfect!
The reason for that is because it's an include. They need to be on their own line.
With the table syntax, my guess is that this doesn't work:
but this does:
… for the same reason as I mentioned above.
So if you run into problems, just make sure it's on it's own line and it should work.
Shane Smith ★ Wikidot Freelancer (Hire me!)
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Dear amazing coder who makes like easier for us
I have a request - if you can, can you make the left hand side speaker symbol to control volume when music is played? I saw this feature in other blogging sites and was hoping it would make its way here.
thank you
It would help if you could link to a blog that uses the type of mp3 player you want…
Shane Smith ★ Wikidot Freelancer (Hire me!)
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— Projects: STE Editor, Wikimated, Wikidot 101 (Video Tutorials), Wikidot SubReddit
here is one
http://zeima.wordpress.com/
At the time of this post (538 days after the birth of MP3 Player), there are 307 pages on Wikidot using this technology!
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Is there a way to make this repeat?
"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
- John Milton; Paradise Lost, BOOK II
You mean loop? No sorry.
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