piatti

Did you ever find a solution?

Remove the loading option from the WP-Poll options page and it should work fine.

As you can see from here.

You have to position both plugins manually in your index.php

Nope, I have both pieces of code in the appropriate places.

Anyone please?

I want to keep running the plug-in but if I can’t get it to stop soon then i’ll have to get rid of it.

What is your site?

did you find a solution?

I’m getting weird stuff happening with my links showing up on google analytics after removing the WordPress Mobile Edition, so I’d appreciate any feedback..

Hi Martin,

I have noticed that another blog (OnSmash) uses Audio Player. However, when I use the activity monitor on their website when playing a song, copy the streaming URL for the audio file, then access it in a new window, the server says that the file does not exist?

Compared to an absolute URL from my site:

[audio src="https://www.detailsofmylife.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/[email protected]" /]

theirs looks like this:

https://content.onsmash.com/wp-content/mp3/?source=uploads/2010/02/ester_dean-drop_it_low_remix_feat._lil_wayne__chris_brown__trey_songz_and_diddy.mp3&otc=7a1931252c1a7a5536f722cb235fa94e&ts=1267021216&u=95320

This is the reason why I got confused by audio encoding because it seems like they have found a way to protect the file but still allow audio player to access it when requested?

https://www.detailsofmylife.net/music/ellie-goulding-radio-1s-live-lounge/

If I use Safari, click play on either of the links then the activity monitor links directly to the mp3 file in question, there is no encoding of the URL to prevent people from snatching it.

Thanks for the interest and quick responses by the way. Apart from this problem the plug-in is absolutely fantastic.

No it’s still a big problem.

My mp3 files are getting indexed by other websites when I would rather they were kept private.

bump.

I have seo-slugs plugin running and my default permalinks structure is /%category%/%postname%/

I’m using iPage now, it used to be on Godaddy.

Weird, I swear I didn’t modify anything and now it seems to be working? Maybe it was the .htaccess like you said?

I tried the method that red1writes suggested but I just cannot remove media files from my RSS feed and it is doing my head in!

Can anyone else help please?