Static audioplayer

Yeah, there’s an awesome plugin called Podpress. Depending on the Options, you can have it make a link to “Play In Pop-Up.” Then it puts the flash mp3 player in a tiny pop-up window. So when reader surfs away from your page, pop-up is still open and playing.

Very impressive plugin.

It is not the plan to do this with a pop up. Any possibility of an embedded player!?

Of course the same plugin I mentioned, Podpress, offers the embedded player. Like I said, it’s a very impressive and flexible plugin. In your original question you said that you don’t want the audio to stop playing when the user refreshes or clicks to a new page. Therefore you will need a pop-up, or something bad like Frames on your site. Refreshing is refreshing is refreshing.

Ah ok thanks. So in facto it is not possible. Not without frames or pop up. I thought it would not be possible but just wanted to check it here.

Eric

@Dgold-In one of your posts you mentioned that you can “embed” the podpress player. I am looking to do this but have not found a way to do it. i don’t see any instructions on how to embed the player on a site. I would like it to replace my currect flash player (xspf) as this player does not validate. If you goto https://www.mytimewithgod.net you will see “sunday services”. This is the player i would like to replace but i would like the replacement player to show the tracks/videos available for listening. Thanks for any help

The player you have is embedded on your page, as opposed to using a pop-up window.

Perhaps you mean you would like to embed a player into posts, as seen on https://www.mightyseek.com/

The trouble described above is that when the player is embedded to a page, when a visitor navigates to a different page, the player will stop playing because a new page has been loaded in its window. One solution users have is to pop up the player in its own window.