Oct 27 2010 11 Comments
Shortcode integration for Flash MP3 Player from http://flash-mp3-player.net
Plugins now have their own section on the site and because of that I’ve moved all related information for the mmmp3 WordPress Plugin. If you’re here for support, please use the Support Forums.
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You explain that the shortcode attributes are the properties for the maxi player. I get that, but you do not explain what the shortcode ITSELF should be.
ie if the syntax is [shortcode attribute=”value”], what should “shortcode” be?
I think I figured it out. If anyone else is confused, the shortcode is the name of the plugin. So…
[mmmp3 mp3=”filenamehere.mp3″]
Note to the dev: your shortcode naming convention is common but not universal. Hence the need for specificity.
Correct. It’s mmmp3. Thanks for your input, I will update the description.
Is there any progress on updating full list of shortcodes since when I input [mmmp3 mp3=”filenamehere.mp3″] I only get a normal player. I would like to build multi player using this kind of shortcode. So please would you be so kind to publish somewhere this list?
Thanks a million!
Currently this is the only player the plugin supports. Maybe in the future I will add multi-player support if enough people show interest in it.
Man! I searched all over for this ‘short code’ and finally found it here…
thanks for the plugin. where can I administrate the settings ??
There’s no settings realy, it’s justa shortcode and the args are available in the description.
Any reason why the player doesn’t look the same in Firefox as it does in Chrome?
Have a link to a page it’s being displayed on?
Does your audio player come with or be modified to support a variable speed playback function?
Thank you,
Roger Keplinger