just enter the full URL with no final backslash via the ACP, it should work.

I want to post a poll on my site to see if my member base would like this on the site. Would it be ok for me to post your screen shots (of the user side) in the body of the post?

----but it doesn't :) I linked it to a mp3 file on our server but no succes.

I know it's not quite the same thing as version 1. I think what he is referring to is when you specify the folder, instead of "midi" as per the instructions you can enter a remote server to upload to (example: h*tp://anothersite.com/songs). This does not support the adding of songs via URL, as in version 1, and for that reason I prefer version 1 at this point since I prefer not to host any of the songs, so these are really 2 different hacks in that sense.

i am willing to help you, I have requested a link to you jukebox on 3 occasions now ... for me to assist what is is going on i need to see it, you can mp the url if you like

Did yoyoyoyo anser your question? ... i have included remote hosting instruction in the first post

Hi

Ok i am trying link to an external source for the music, however nothing i do works for example in the options i leave it blank for where the folder is and in the add track i enter the full path but it just just keeps linking to for example:

h**p://www.mysite.com/forum//www.othersite.com/mike/AheadOfTheGame.mp3

No matter what i do i can not get it to link to an off site link.

Please help.

Kirk

in the options "folder" put
and just the file name the song filename

Now i'm confused to. I can't find the field where members can put an url. :)

Hi

Thaks for the response but that does not help i did as you said and did the following:

In the jukebox options under the vbulletin options i placed the following link in the folder box: h**p://www.othersite.com/mike

Then in the add a song section i just placed the song name: AheadOfTheGame.mp3

Now the link looks like this: http://mysite.com/forum/http://www.g...dOfTheGame.mp3

Any help please as it keeps adding the http://mysite.com/forum/ part to the beginning of every song.

Thanks
Kirk