• Hi,

    Do you have a work around for this? Or more specifically will you add support for HTML5?

    Thanks,

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  • I just successfully modded this plug-in to:

    1) on a Flash-capable desktop browser, work as is
    2) on a non-Flash-capable browser such as iPhone/iPad, display a direct link to the file, of the format:

    Listen

    Works for me (even though I’m aware people could grab the direct URL of the file — I’m not concerned about it in my case).

    If you want to implement this, open /wp-content/plugins/audio-player/audio-player.php

    and find line 545 (which currently begins with $playerCode = ‘<p class=”audioplayer_container”>)

    and replace line 545 with this:

    [code]
    $playerCode = '<p class="audioplayer_container"><span style="display:block;padding:0 0 0 50px;" id="' . $playerElementID . '">' . 'Listen</p>';
    [/code]

    Oops, sorry for the formatting mess. It doesn’t look like I can edit my post, unfortunately, but the bottom line is the right code for line 545 is:

    $playerCode = '<p class="audioplayer_container"><span style="display:block;padding:0 0 0 50px;" id="' . $playerElementID . '">' . '<a href="' . "$actualFile" . '">Listen</a></p>';

    See also this modification: Audio Player 2.0.4.1 with HTML5 Fallback.

    This will directly inject a HTML5 audio element if supported by the browser.

    Norbert

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