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I was able to figure it out. In short, adding a plugin to do the Drupal conversion, disable plugin and delete once finished, add the appropriate theme, and it worked. This is the Reader’s Digest version that covers about 4 days of trial and error, but the issue is resolved.

I actually was able to troubleshoot it to a plugin Divi Contact Form Extended. The publisher is aware of some issues with this plugin and is working on pushing out an update. Thanks for your assistance!

Done. Thanks!

Got it. What’s the best way to share it with you privately?

Will do. Thanks for your help.

I get you can’t support every theme out there, but the error I’m given is pretty specific.

Error: [fs_unavailable] Could not access filesystem.

Could you (or anyone) maybe point me in the right direction? Could it be a folder within WordPress that needs to have different permissions? Surely this can be a relatively easy fix.

7.0.4 PowerPress. I have this installed on another site and it works just fine.

Here’s the URL – https://kootenaichurch.org/sermons/special/special-2017-02-19.mp3
When I click on verify, it does give me a “media verified successfully” and it does auto detect the file size without error. However, it will not auto detect the duration, which is a bit strange.

That worked, thanks!

Hello isay81,

If you open up wpsc-grid_view.php on line 119 you want to replace this code:

<div id=”variation_display_<?php echo wpsc_the_product_id(); ?>” class=”is_variation”><?php _e(‘Combination of product variants is not available’, ‘wpsc’); ?></div>

with this code:

<div id=”variation_display_<?php echo wpsc_the_product_id(); ?>” class=”is_variation”><!–…–></div>

I hope this helps.

matthewwdgeorge, that fix worked for me as well, thank you for posting it.

I might add that if you have moved your wpsc files to your current theme (Settings/Store/Presentation – Advanced Theme Settings) folder that you would have to make these adjustments to the wpsc-grid_view.php file listed under /wp-content/themes/your-theme/ instead of the default location that you mentioned.

This was my problem until I realized that I moved these files.

Nice fix.

I think I figured it out…

I went to the page where I had the shortcode embedded, and deleted the shortcode. From there, I clicked on “Add Media” selected “Insert JWP Playlist”, selected my playlist and clicked on “Insert this player into your post.”

Everything is working normally again.

For whatever reason, my playlist ID changed from “1” to something else which was causing the playlist not to load correctly. Weird

Thanks for your help regardless.

I’m curious as to what happened. As I mentioned earlier, the player was working wonderfully with the playlist I had created. Something must have happened while I was configuring the rest of the site to change the playlist location, or something to cause it not to work right.

Regardless, how can I tell where the actual playlist file is located, so that the entire playlist is playing, not just a single song like you have in the shortcode above? Is there a way to link directly to the XML file?

I even tried deleting an audio or two, creating a new playlist, re-uploaded the songs, but to no avail. It still shows the same error message. I even tried deactivating the JW plugin and reactivating it, along with deactivating all of my plugins and leaving JW Plugin activated. Nothing I’ve tried has made a difference, it still says “No playable sources found.”

The file URL is: https://spencermusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/OverInTheGloryLand.mp3

The permalink is: https://spencermusic.com/music-samples/overinthegloryland/

I’m thinking that somehow the playlist is pulling from the permalink and not the file URL??

[jwplayer playlistid=”1″ player=”0″]