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The resolution for this was to change the following:

[mp3-jplayer tracks="Butterflies Radio@https://173.236.28.138:8219/;listen.pls"]
[mp3-jplayer tracks="Butterflies Radio@https://173.236.28.138:8219/;stream/1"]

Everything worked fine, after that change was made.

Just finished looking at the code of this widget. It is pretty easy to add additional social network links to it. You only need to do a couple of things.
1. add the appropriate icons to the images directory of the widget
2. Modify the code a little (copy and paste modifying only the area needed)
In the case below, change the name ‘SSname’ and SSiCon’ to the social network you want and the name of the icon set, accordingly.

'SSname' => array(
				'title' => __('SSname URL', 'spw'),
				'img' => sprintf( '%s/SSiCon%s.png', $this->plugins_imgs_url . esc_attr( $instance['icon_set'] ), esc_attr( $instance['size'] ) ),
				'img_widget' => sprintf( '%s/SSiCon%s.png', $this->plugins_imgs_url . esc_attr( $instance['icon_set'] ), '48x48' ),
				'img_title' => __('SSname', 'spw')
			),

Be sure to paste it back in the php code, within the same area. I pasted the modified code below the Facebook entry and everything worked fine.

+1

Agreed that this is a needed update.

Thank you, Nick.

I really appreciate your work on this and look forward to the ability to add links without having to bug you about it.

Thank you.

Hey Nick,

Would appreciate it, if you could make the modification at your end. I know that the guys over at iCompositions will not be changing their URL methodology anytime soon.

Since our site supports independent musicians, we thought iCompositions would be an apt site to include and are glad that you did so. Thank you.

I don’t mind your including our site as an example, at all. That would be great. We are still in the implementation phase, with your plug in, but should have it up and running very soon. Our main issue is going to be convincing users to complete their profiles.

On second though. I’m so happy about this plugin, I’ve set up an example…

Take a look at it at this link.

Thanks again, Nick!

One recommendation – The iCompositions link does require the URL to be in the following format: https://www.icompositions.com/artists/artistname

Other than that, with a little formatting tweaking, I think this will work very well.

I do look forward to the next update, allowing admin added urls.

A brilliant plugin, Nick.

Thank you!

Brilliant. I’m on it.
I’ll let you know, once I’ve started using it. It will, likely, be tomorrow.

Great! I’m looking forward to the next release!

Great stuff!

Thank you for the update!
Your plugin does encompass our user avatars, without problem. Wonderful work.

The Extra User Details allow one to specify additional fields for use. I would, more than willingly, send you a list of the fields that we use. I would love a version that would take them into account – and so would our users.

Thank you, very much, Nick!

Sure. On our site, we are wanting to create a series of posts where a user is featured. To do this we would like to place their bio, avatar and associated information from their profile on the page. To allow for additional fields, we have implemented a couple of plugins on the site:
Extra User Details, that allow us to create custom fields within the users profile. In our case, we use this for Twitter, Facebook and YouTube usernames.
User Avatar, which allows the user to upload a locally stored picture to use as their avatar.

If we could incorporate those items, along with the bio, it would allow us to feature those user, on a case by case basis, as they are included in different postings.

Thanks again, Nick.

That would be great and very much appreciated.

Another suggestion would be to allow it to, also, display custom fields within a user profile too. It would fit our purpose exactly at that point.

quote from another WP plugin:

I installed Meteor Slides, and now my theme or plugin’s jQuery goodies are broken!
Your theme or plugin is probably loading an extra copy of jQuery from the theme or plugin, or a third party server. This is unnecessary because WordPress already uses jQuery and it is included in the WordPress install. ‘This Plugin’ loads the version that is within WordPress, to fix this, change your theme or plugin to use the copy of jQuery that comes with WordPress, like this <?php wp_enqueue_script(“jquery”); ?>.

I’ve been looking at this code for quite a while and am still not able to figure out the redirect issues. The overall issues appear to be much deeper, with validation errors being indicated as well, when looking at browser activity.

Personally, I think this is a lost cause. It is too bad that there is no way to get in touch with the author of this plugin.’

It looks like there are a number of typos within the php files. The errors are in the path names, when they appear. They refer to ‘ask_question’ instead of ‘ask-question’.

There also appears to be some type of error in the redirection method, although I’ve not, yet, been able to track it down.