stevenzhou

Damn, a new issue:

if I do this cycle, it retunes only 1 player on the post, why ?

<?php
  for ($i=1; $i<=10;$i++)
echo '[audio:1.mp3]';

?>

OK, I finally figure it our:

echo ‘[audio:my.mp3]’;

works.

but

echo “[audio: my.mp3]”;
not working.

so the reason is here:

PHP lets you define strings using single quote, double quotes or heredoc. There’s a crucial difference between the first two and for some reason many people new to PHP start using double quotes. Hopefully the following explanation will save a couple of hours debugging for the starters among us.

The most important difference between the two is that a string enclosed in double quotes is parsed by PHP. This means that any variable in it will be expanded.

echo $var; // Results in the value of $var being printed
echo ‘$var’; // Results in the word ‘$var’
echo “$var”; // Results in the value of $var being printed

help please help

This Forum is not helpful, I have been waited many hours online, got no response back.

MP3 has to be rated 441, 480 or anything above will make that noise.
low rate better