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I am having the same problem. (script doesn't work in IE). Does work in Firefox and Chrome.
The problem is that when the script is generated, there are two additional forward slashes created at the following locations - after "your_domain.com" and after the "music1" folder:
Both Firefox and Chrome browsers can resolve this problem but IE cannot.
See Example 1 below which...
2009-09-05 19:54:02 UTC by joelsourceforge
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I solved this issue by changing the following in the html / php file holding the player:
<param name="movie" value="xspf_player.swf?playlist_url=playlist_generator.php&autoload=true&autoplay=true&shuffle=true" />
TO:
<param name="movie"...
2009-08-26 07:38:50 UTC by tharok
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you said in your response:
"If it would help, I would be happy to share with you my own html embed code for the JW Player"
I would appreciate your input in how you use the JW player with your playlist generator. I have tried a number of iterations and haven't really had the success I wanted to.
Please share your html embed code.
thanks again...
2009-01-26 03:34:23 UTC by jamiebeals
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I think because the album name contains special characters () it might be causing an ommission.
2009-01-04 04:19:20 UTC by sleen
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Hi Jamie, thanks for inquiring about using the PHP XSPF Generator in Internet Explorer.
We include, for convenience, a flash player that can use the XSPF playlist our script creates on the fly. To be specific, our contribution is the php script included in the package that reads a directory and produces the playlist. To help people understand how to use this script we have included a...
2009-01-04 01:58:52 UTC by sleen
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Hello:
I like your totally cool player and playlist generator.
I cannot find another one like it that automates the playlist process.
All I have to do is upload the MP3's and the code does the rest!
Amazing!
However... There is one problem.
It doesn't seem to work in IE, only Firefox.
Here is a somewhat lengthy but hopefully clear description...
2008-12-22 02:41:03 UTC by jamiebeals
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Location of song mispelled in the playlist will also do this, will load the title but not the song, thus silence. Look at sirmikey dot com, I have it right column with popup link and also have a wider version in the left menu (click music playlists).
cal.
2008-03-09 03:39:56 UTC by calfellows
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JAL,
Look at the index files in the music1 and music2 folders. Both of them have the same exact "error". Document relative linking is bad in one spot, and okay in the other spot. value="../xspf_player.swf and src="xspf_player.swf
The src is not going to find the swf in the music1 folder. You have to backup once (../) to get to the swf.
Cal.
2008-03-09 03:24:24 UTC by calfellows
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Hi Cal, please describe the problem and the solution in one place if you have found one.
This package is downloaded on average about 10 times per day for a while now and this is the first time someone has asked that line to be changed. On our test systems the zip package worked without changing anything as in sort of standalone. But server environments can be different so maybe this has...
2008-03-08 15:51:57 UTC by nobody
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Do other flash players produce audio on that computer?.
2008-03-08 15:45:01 UTC by nobody
