| Re: music module porting... |
| by dean_collins on 2005/10/10 11:14:25 yep, the main problem was I needed a popup so that I can continue browsing the rest of the site. thanks goes to whoever started this thread :) it wasn't a problem I was looking to solve but enjoying having it there. Cheers, Dean |
| Re: music module porting... |
| by krauh on 2005/10/10 1:29:26 yup thats pretty much what i did after i got some sleep But i'll have to check out what you came up with.I posted another way to do it but left out the tips n tricks Adding music to your XOOPS site Well at least thats one problem solved We Rock DEAN And there aint no Michael Jackson on my radio blog hehe (where this whole thing started from) You can see mine on my site Northern Michigan Update Thanks for another method to try.I'll give it a shot when i change my playlist. |
| Re: music module porting... |
| by dean_collins on 2005/10/9 23:34:15 ok so here is how it's done download Go here http://www.radioblogclub.com/ download this file http://www.radioblogclub.com/radio.blog.2.5.zip Unzip it on your hard drive upload (optional resample mp3 files) You are supposed to be able to use a bat file to resample the audio quality and modify the extension of any mp3's that you save in the create.sound/sounds folder but to be honest I never got this to work so...... I just copied my mp3 files directly into the "radio.blog/sounds" folder, once there I just renamed them with the extension .rbs (in otherwords delete .mp3 and replace with .rbs and save) ftp the radio.blog folder to your website, for the sake of simplicity I uploaded mine to modules folder. I also made up a little jpg to click on to start the audio stream(ok so it was a ripoff with minor editing from http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/3325/141592613hf.jpg ) I uploaded this to the "module/radio.blog/" folder. create website module Click on administration Menu Click on blocks Click on "add new custom module" (it can sit on the right or left as we are going to use a pop up window to play the music from - if we didn't do this each time you browsed away from the page it resets the audio) You then add the following text to the block le="color: #000000"><?php <a href="#" onClick="MyWindow=window.open('http://www.XOOPSDOMAINNAME.net/modules/radio.blog/index.php?autoplay=1', 'MyWindow','toolbar=no, location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=220,height=320'); return false;"> <img src="http://www.XOOPSDOMAINNAME.net/modules/radio.blog/dj.jpg" border="0" width="150" height="68" alt="Radio Blog" /></a> BTW I also modified my "modules/radio.blog/config.xml from 1 to 0.....I dont want anyone else knowing what tracks I have uplaoded. <!-- RADIO.BLOG.CLUB --> <register value="0" /> and thats pretty much about it, you can change out the mp3 tracks by modifying the extension and uploading them as you choose. There are a heap of other tips/tricks in this forum http://www.radioblogclub.com/forums/index.php Hope this is of interest, if you add it to your site, post here so i can check it out. Cheers, Dean |
| Re: music module porting... |
| by krauh on 2005/10/9 16:16:38 looks like it works its an XOOPS theme on the website |
| Re: music module porting... |
| by dean_collins on 2005/10/9 13:08:32 hhttp://www.radioblogclub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=759 this sounds like a cool idea. user uploadable slots Would this work with xoops? Dean |
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