Justin Freshwater

I have created a theme template called form.php that calls all of the normal headers, footers, and sidebars and then includes the form file.
A page is created with only the text ‘foo.php’ and the Form template is chosen.
If you don’t want the page to appear in your navigation, then just download the ‘exclude pages’ plugin and uncheck the box ‘include page’ on the page editor.
Make your form template take the_content of the post, strip the <p> tags and include that file.

The only problem I am having with this solution myself, right now, is that the php code cannot have any header() functions or anything else that will break in php if done after html is displayed.

I definitely support this widget player that can read mp3 links from a page or folder.
From working with many musicians websites, it would be useful to load this widget in a separate window to have a player of their songs/albums while people can still browse their site without interrupting the audio.
If this micro-audio addition was not only a sidebar widget, but contained shortcode that you could post on a page, then the separate window player would be possible by making a page with that shortcode on it and having a new window link to it.

I had been having the same problem with the blank screen and was searching a long time for a solution.
@brandtmarke: Thanks! your info helped the most
It seems many people have corrected the problem by re-uploading wp-admin and wp-includes folders. While I tried this with filezilla it still did not work. I tried uploading a second time as well but chose the settings to only upload if the file wasn’t there.
With brandtmarke’s help I found Total Commander and I compared the directories. The culprit was the media-uploads.js file that was uploaded but had a filesize of 0. So filezilla didn’t overwrite it because it thought it was already there and for some reason wouldn’t upload the file correctly when queued in a big group.
So uploading the media upload file singly corrected everything.
If your already logged into WordPress when you do this though, you need to log out, clear cache, and log in again to see the results.
I hope this saves some people a lot of time; time that I wasted running in circles freaking out!