It does work on firefox, opera, safari, aol, IE.

moved to articles as this is a tutorial more than a mod

I think its this

<embed src="yourmusic.mid"
width="140" height="40" autostart="false" loop="FALSE">
</embed>

If you see the code I use, you'll see a preview of the Real Player below on my forum.

This sucks.

1. Shows players.
2. Doesnt work as you go from page to page.

Its easier to just convert mp3 to flash, make invisible and add it to a second frame.

Its just a way to do something that can be done other ways as well, IMO it does not suck. You could easily add this to a background window and both of your problems are solved. Maybe you should think about how to do something simple before you add crappy comments.

So, what have you contributed?

It's a nice contribution, don't know why you got the hostility from above though. Maybe he's got something against your code, lol

Sorry about restarting this thread, but I'd like to ask a question...and hopefully someone can help me.

What I'd like to do is embed music into my forum's home page, but give the visitor the option to listen to it or not...

Here's an example: http://www.dbhsreunion.com

When you visit that site...you get a pop-up message stating the site comes with music...and whether or not you want to listen to it or not. Given the option to click "yes" or "no".

It also has to be compatible with the most popular browsers...I'd also like it to be Windows Media Player compatible.

What I'd like to do is pretty much the same thing you see at the above site...but to my forum's home page.

1) Is it possible?
2) How difficult would it be to code...seeing how I haven't the slightest clue where to start.
3) Is there someone here who would be willing to do it for me (out of the kindness of their own heart)...or...at least point me in the right direction?

I'd like to thank everyone, in advance, for taking the time to look an/or reply at this post...

No offence, why it's nice you've done everyone a favour by putting auto start to FALSE, I personally think you should do this with object tags or the like. Oh, and to the person who wants it to play across pages; just put the player in a pop up they open by choice, and it will stay playing as they go through the different pages.