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  • @noel – yeah, thanks for the explanation…

    Will take a closer look under the hood next time before jumping in… 🙂

    OK, now I feel stupid… 🙁

    It seems that if both users are logged-in, the updates do appear cross browser without refreshing…

    Is that specific to the theme or just to local installs…?

    Any other issues, tweaks or concerns with anyone specifically installing and using P2 locally…?

    Excellent theme, really gets the mind working on possibilities…

    Is it our imagination or does the “Dynamic Post Updating” (that can be seen by other users without having to refresh the page) not work when installed locally…?

    We were hoping to use the theme on our internal intranet and were wondering if anyone else has the same problem or knows of a way to get this function to work when installed locally (we are using XAMPP)…?

    OK, thought I would post back to let people know that we at least figured out why it would not work in IE, and hope this may help others…

    It’s all about the commas, and not having one on the list line of declaring statements, for example, we originally had this code:

    <script type="text/javascript">
    AudioPlayer.setup(Wp.bloginfo.template_url + "/audio-player/player.swf", {
    width: 280,
    bg: 'ECE9D8',
    });
    </script>

    This worked on FF and Safari, but not on IE…

    After changing the above code to the following:

    <script type="text/javascript">
    AudioPlayer.setup(Wp.bloginfo.template_url + "/audio-player/player.swf", {
    width: 280,
    bg: 'ECE9D8'
    });
    </script>

    …it all worked.

    We have had the same experience as nepz…

    We’ve read every single post in this forum thread and tried everything suggested, but no matter what we do, we simply cannot get the player to work in IE, but it works just fine in all other browsers…

    http://klews.net (top left panel – displays player in everything but IE)

    We’re using the most up-to-date Stand Alone version of the Audio Player within a WordPress 2.7 environment, and have even tried removing EVERYTHING accept the player to ensure it was not a conflict in scripts, and still nothing…

    It seems there have been MANY people experiencing something similar but not one of them seems to have found a solution…

    Is there anyone out there who has gone through this experience but forgotten to post back and let us know what went wrong or how we can fix the problem…?

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