No urls should be entered in a web url or it will cause problems. You should either delete spaces or replace them with an underscore, which is the correct way of entering urls.

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it works when i put it into the firefox. or any webbrowser it works

Yes, some browsers will read it with spaces, but it is not a standard that is acceptable to all browsers. A space in IE will be changed to '%20' without the quotes, which is the equivilent of a space in another browser.

Flash cannot read spaces in urls imported into it either, what you'll find is you end up causing problems. Flash can read '%20' as a space, but not an actual space. It also varies on the flash version being used by the browser, not all browsers have the ability to read spaces.

So, you end up with 3 options.. use am underscore, no space at all or replace all spaces with %20 (but that looks messy).

Thanks very much for the quick reply. My site's for musicians to submit MP3s to, and many of them just don't have hosting. I've been using Cole's long-since-abandoned jukebox mod for the time being, and yours is just a lot nicer.

Is there a way right now to drop the playlists out and just have one master list? That, and being able to restrict the amount of MP3s uploaded/added by usergroup is really all I'd need for now to get this pushed out to my general masses.

Great mod all around and definitely looking forward to new versions. Like I said above, if you offer a premium version with more features, I'm all about it. :D

For the sake of testing stuff, here's what it looks like in an iframe using webtemplates. Rather sleek I must say, especially without the iframe border (left in so you can see it):

http://www.sevenstring.org/chris/mp3player_vbo.jpg

It looks nice for playing, but as you can see, when you go to add mp3s, there's a small issue (heheh) of two navbars. I think iframe might not work since there's no real way to tell the parent frame to switch within an iframe.

http://www.sevenstring.org/chris/mp3player_vbo2.jpg

Also, once you submit an MP3, there's no way to get back to the original screen from this screen here (simple edit, but you might want to plug that in):

http://www.sevenstring.org/chris/mp3player_vbo3.jpg

I'm just super-psyched to see a solid mp3/jukebox mod out for vB, I've been drooling over something like this for quite some time. :D

If it's not a silly question, is there a good way to just have the flash module centered in a page, navbars and all? I haven't had a ton of time to play with the URL but it'd be slick to be able to get this out of a webtemplate/iframe and just have it sit by itself with a normal header/navbar/footer.

Currently, this would require major re-coding of the player, vb templates, and php files - since they are set to accept 5 playlists. The player wouldn't be too hard to adjust, but the php and vb templates, and admin side would require major re-work. especially allowing uploading through vBulletin.

The playlists are created by using just one php file, but the mp3 player adds extra commands depending on playlist required, however this could be changed, setting a default parameter within the player.

It's a simple case of just putting the player on a page, however it could be done by just creating a new vbulletin page with header and footer includes. I'll have a look tomorrow at coding a single page with the player embedded. Haven't got time now, its quite late in the UK...lol ;)

Heheh, no worries. If you're at all interested in doing a paid, branded version of this for my site, shoot me a PM and we can discuss. :D

Edit: Thanks again, btw. :D

just installed this, but i get the following error.

http://www.southwestscoobies.org.uk/index.php www.southwestscoobies.org.uk Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.0.8) Gecko/20061025 Firefox/1.5.0.8 404 /xeon.htm

how do i overcome this?

xeon.htm is referring to a previous version of this modification. This version use no HTML - its all php and vbulletin templates, therefore the file you have referenced is not part of this modification.