Why are no tracks displayed?
<?php if(function_exists('fmtuner')) { fmtuner(); } ?> exists somewhere in your current template.If all else fails, It's possible that your music is so underground/indie/obscure that Last.fm has no album artwork to display (only when using the [::image::] tag). Try listening to something a little more mainstream ;-)
Why does the number of tracks displayed not match my setting?
Occasionally, you may find that the number of displayed tracks does not match the number you set in the fmTuner Settings page. This is most often attributed to the [::image::] fmTuner tag. Because fmTuner cannot know in advance which tracks don't have images, it will simply "cut out" the ones that don't have artwork, resulting in a reduced set but a better-looking blog.
Why do I get PHP errors?
fmTuner needs certain PHP functions to talk to Last.fm and handle responses, and while it takes precautions to avoid blatant errors, it's possible your server doesn't meet the necessary requirements.
allow_url_fopen="On" in your php.ini file, or confirm that the cURL extension is installed. fmTuner will try one method of fetching track listings, and fall back when required.Sorry to see you go! Here's how to remove fmTuner:
fmtuner directory from your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.Be sure to get in touch if there's something that you think would make fmTuner better!




