[LiilCraZy]

Originally Posted by Dr. McKay You need to install Adobe Flash for Other Browsers.

I already have >_>

[funnyfacez3]

where do i put the index.php or the music folder?

[CuriousG]

simplicity2g.org/disco/index.php?id=gimmie.mp3

I'm guessing you got this fixed now since I was able to play the song by going to that link. If not the only other explanation is that Flash for other browsers isn't installed correctly.

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by funnyfacez3 where do i put the index.php or the music folder?

You must have a webspace, but this is optional you could use youtube, or some other mp3 file hosting site to pl;ay the song.

[funnyfacez3]

Originally Posted by Mitchell You must have a webspace, but this is optional you could use youtube, or some other mp3 file hosting site to pl;ay the song.

Hahaha okay i know that but u didnt awnser my question WHERE DO I PUT THE INDEX.PHP AT?

[Nikey646]

i've made some changes to the index.php to allow more on the fly editing.... it's currently got on the fly looping, volume changing, but for the C&P links you need to change the variable "$url" at the top of the document, and change it to your own url, with or without http:// (i currently dont have http:// because i dnt want to have to quote the url)

For now i'll upload it as is, the url option is at the very top of the page. it'll be ?id= in the uploaded version.

Url Options
Id: Mp3 file to play (all files in the "Music" folder are listed under the flash file)
Vol: If not supplied, the volume of the mp3 player will be 100, otherwise add &vol=#
Loop: If &loop is added the mp3 player will loop the song.

Download: http://data.unknownau.com/8Q6Ons-8s6nOQ.rar

Hope the original author doesnt mind (: If He/She does, i'll remove this post.

P.s: I edited this to use with a different mod, so you can completely ignore the $url option if you wish (just copy the hyper linked one)

[Mitchell]

Originally Posted by funnyfacez3 Hahaha okay i know that but u didnt awnser my question WHERE DO I PUT THE INDEX.PHP AT?

I did answer you, you must have a webspace, as in a website that you can put the index.php onto.
You could even use drop box, maybe idk how that would works lol.

[Dr. McKay]

Dropbox doesn't have PHP.

[micazoid]

Two REALLY NOOBISH Questions:

1. Can I use songs from youtube or grooveshark for this? I think so because songs from youtube are working in the ingamebrowser.

2. If I want to provide my own songs, how I have to setup the page? Can I just upload the song and give then the adress in the browser? I think not, it will just download then? How do I get this to be played?
EDIT:
Just took a look at simplicity2g.org/disco/index.php?id=gimmie.mp3
So I have to install flashplayer??? I am really lost here. This HTTP-Stuff looks like being from Japan for me XD

3. This is just a another question linked to question 1. Is there something similiar to grooveshark??

[Nikey646]

Originally Posted by micazoid Two REALLY NOOBISH Questions: 2. If I want to provide my own songs, how I have to setup the page? Can I just upload the song and give then the adress in the browser? I think not, it will just download then? How do I get this to be played?

Using the Supplied index.php in the first post (or if you the ability to turn looping off and change the volume(those functions were not ment for this mod) then use the one i posted earlier) and upload it onto a free hosting site such as zymic

once you've done that navigate to the music folder, and upload a .mp3.... remember the name.

in the config add

"*songname(1)*"
    {
        "path"                "*Your url(no http:// or www.)(2)*/index.php?id=*name of your song(3)*.mp3"
    }

now to to make this easier (:

1: The song name that will appear in the menu while using this mod.
2: The location of your index.php (EG: yoursite.99k.org/disco/index.php) (99k.org is one of the options from zymic)
3: Lets say in the music folder your song is called Happy music.mp3, you would add "?id=happy%20music.mp3

If you need further help send me a private message (:

on a side note about your edit: Yes, IE/FireFox/Chrome require flash to be installed on the client.