vBRadio v1.0

Port of: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...threadid=72227

Pretty simply, enjoy

- Zero Tolerance

[FightRice.com]

In the Radio template you could try putting it all in an IF statement so only the usergroups you want to see it could.

not perfect, dunno if it'd even work, but its worth a shot

[:Judge:]

Thought I would add another station to the list.

http://whiplashradio.com/listen.asx

[Oblivion Knight]

Originally Posted by Zero Tolerance

I'll have to review the JS, it's pretty old and i doubt it works fully for Firefox.

- Zero Tolerance

Is this update ever going to happen? :nervous:

[Forumi Shqiptar]

after upgraded from vb 3.0.8 to vb 3.5.0 RC2 i reverted all the templates and i lost all the hacks i tried to install the vbradio again and i think i deleted by mistake the table called vb3_radio and know its giving me this errorr when try to manage the vbradio from dhe ACP

Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 2:

Invalid SQL:
select * from vb3_radio order by r_name;

MySQL Error : Table 'humoristi_forum.vb3_radio' doesn't exist
Error Number : 1146
Date : Saturday, September 3rd 2005 @ 03:03:44 AM
Script : http://humori.net/admincp/admin_vbradio.php?do=channel
Referrer : http://humori.net/admincp/index.php
IP Address : **********
Username : [Elisi]
Classname : vb_database

could someon help me about this database errorr many thanks in advance

[y2krazy]

Installed and working good on 3.5 RC2, but I have one question:

Why was "cpnav_radio.xml" never mentioned in the installation? I haven't uploaded it or anything yet because it didn't say to do so. Everything seems to be working fine without it, so do I need to upload it or not even use it? Thanks.

EDIT: Didn't want to double-post, so I'm just editing this post. I want the stations to go in a more "numerical" order, if you know what I mean. Such as this(lowest to highest):

91.7
95.6
96.9
101.1
104.9

Or this way(highest to lowest):

104.9
101.1
96.9
95.6
91.7

Kinda like a real radio dial if you know what I mean(hmm, sounds like something to add for the next version; it'd be pretty cool to have a layout like once you select a category from a dropdown, a "dial" for the category you selected shows up below the cat select dropdown - from there you can click on the number that is displayed to start that stream. there a a ton of ways to do this, and I mean it's just something to think about for future releases).

Currently, this is how it looks with the way I have them listed(see screenshot). If I put a "0" in front of the 8X.X and 9X.X numbers, it would come out right I assume, but they're out of order because 1 comes before 9 and it's not taking into consideration that it's 100 and 90, not 1 and 9.

[GrendelKhan{TSU]

Any one know how to ad a little banner ad to the radio pop-up? I want to add one below the area where the controls are. Its a blank area and I have a banner that would be perfect for it.

I also want to add a link back to the forums, but I dont' know WHERE to do so. (seems this isn't going to be supported for a while).

I'm a php n00b so dont' know what to edit to add/change stuff (like where is the html to edit? its not in the vbradio.php file ).

[y2krazy]

There should be a template called "RADIO" in your style templates. That is the vBRadio template that gets shown in the popup window. If what you add makes the page larger than the window itself, edit the "navbar" template, find the javascript for the popup and change the width/height to make everything fit so that you don't have to scroll to see everything.

Reminds me, I'm gonna release what I've done to edit all the hack templates today. Since I'm posting here, I'll go ahead and start with this template. The only change is that I added a footer to the template, like I do with all the other hacks to make them look more streamlined with the forums. Screenshot is included.

Phrase Manager -> Add New Phrase
Varname: vbradio_footer
Text: Powered by <b>vBRadio</b> v1.0 by <a href="http://www.infernotechnologies.net/" target="_blank">Zero Tolerance</a>

Style Manager -> Choose the Style to Edit -> "RADIO"
Find:

</table>
</body>
</html>

Add Above:

<tr>
<td class="tcat" align="right" colspan="2"><span class="smallfont">$vbphrase[vbradio_footer]</span></td>
</tr>

You can test the vBRadio out yourself at my site if you wish, too(see my sig for a link).

[GrendelKhan{TSU]

Originally Posted by y2krazy

There should be a template called "RADIO" in your style templates. That is the vBRadio template that gets shown in the popup window. If what you add makes the page larger than the window itself, edit the "navbar" template, find the javascript for the popup and change the width/height to make everything fit so that you don't have to scroll to see everything.

Reminds me, I'm gonna release what I've done to edit all the hack templates today. Since I'm posting here, I'll go ahead and start with this template. The only change is that I added a footer to the template, like I do with all the other hacks to make them look more streamlined with the forums. Screenshot is included.

Phrase Manager -> Add New Phrase
Varname: vbradio_footer
Text: Powered by <b>vBRadio</b> v1.0 by <a href="http://www.infernotechnologies.net/" target="_blank">Zero Tolerance</a>

Style Manager -> Choose the Style to Edit -> "RADIO"
Find:

</table>
</body>
</html>

Add Above:

<tr>
<td class="tcat" align="right" colspan="2"><span class="smallfont">$vbphrase[vbradio_footer]</span></td>
</tr>

You can test the vBRadio out yourself at my site if you wish, too(see my sig for a link).

awesome!! thank you soooo much.

sometimes its hard to get a straight answer for us n00bs
very appreciated.

[Oblivion Knight]

Originally Posted by jo862

But using the feed urls from radio-locator.com, they're fine if they start with http: but ones that start with mms: won't work.

Anyone else have this problem or know if there's a way around it?

URLs that start with mms: seem to work fine for me.. :nervous:

[y2krazy]

mms://, .asx and .asf work good for me.