You should utilize the mediaelement.js shortcode [audio mp3=""] in your plugin. Maybe change the MP3 template, so that you can use HTML5 and Flash instead of your FLV player.

Also I’m looking for good ideas on how to build up a nice template with tables and all. I’ve just installed the “tablepress” plugin, to see if I can get some use of it.

I will also make some research on W3S, so that I can understand the HTML5 directive a little better.

Thank you for your input.

Made a test template with the mediaelement.js audio function. Seems to work ok, it’s just not the most elegant display, but it works with the core mediaelement.js.

<tr><td><a href="%file_url%">%file_display_name%</a></td><td>[audio mp3="%file_url%"]</td></tr>

Really interesting with the template system, it opens up for endless ways of doing things.

Thx

I put the lines in again, and changed this line:

if(preg_match('/[-_\.]v?([0-9]{1,2}\.[0-9]{1,2}(\.[0-9]{1,2}){0,2})(-[a-zA-Z_]+)?$/', $fnwv, $matches)) {`

to this:

if(preg_match('/[\]v?([0-9]{1,2}\.[0-9]{1,2}(\.[0-9]{1,2}){0,2})(-[a-zA-Z_]+)?$/', $fnwv, $matches)) {

From here:

static function ParseFileNameVersion($file_name, $file_version) {
$fnwv = substr($file_name, 0, strrpos($file_name, '.'));// remove extension
if(empty($file_version)) {
$matches = array();	
if(preg_match('/[-_\.]v?([0-9]{1,2}\.[0-9]{1,2}(\.[0-9]{1,2}){0,2})(-[a-zA-Z_]+)?$/', $fnwv, $matches)) {
$file_version = $matches[1];
if((strlen($fnwv)-strlen($matches[0])) > 1)
$fnwv = substr($fnwv, 0, -strlen($matches[0]));
}	
} elseif(substr($fnwv, -strlen($file_version)) == $file_version) {	
$fnwv = trim(substr($fnwv, 0, -strlen($file_version)), '-');
}
$title = WPFB_Core::GetOpt('no_name_formatting') ? $fnwv : wpfb_call('Output', 'Filename2Title', array($fnwv, false), true);	
return array('title' => empty($title) ? $file_name : $title, 'version' => $file_version);
}

Maybe it’s a rough hack, but it seems to work.

I’ll wait for a proper update.

/FAF

Thank you for fixing the issues, it looks good and works as intended. Also the Categories are created as they should. All in all a perfect update. Thx.

/Closed

Maybe I have misunderstood the functionality of this plugin, even though I will be using it to give users the opportunity to upload files from the frontend.

Right now I actually only need a path/list of files from S3, so that users can download the files, without me having to create every single link manually. The native filebrowser is in addition a nice feature which I would like to use, because I do not like to use iframe.

Furthermore, I’m also implementing a streaming service from Cloudfront, and will eventually use a player which support RTMP for the streaming. So it’s more of a dual config, for users to either download from S3 or stream from CloudFront.

I do not have any files for “sync” here on the server, all is uploaded beforehand to S3, before the actual sync, because I only need to retrieve a file-list. Nevertheless, my understanding was that your plugin could fulfill that, and retrieve a simple filelist from S3 and populate it to the database?

I do not which to be on your case or anything like that, and I know that your busy with your exams, but did I misunderstand the functionality of this plugin? I only bought it because of the S3 functionality, and was hoping that I eventually could use it for more than that.

Maybe this should have been in the “Remote Sync” category of the forum?

Let me try to give a small description of my setup.

I have a bucket on S3 with folders, like this:

/mp3
/mp3/folder1
/mp3/folder1/subfolder
/mp3/folder1/subfolder/file.mp3
/mp3/folder2
/mp3/folder2/subfolder
/mp3/folder2/subfolder/file.mp3

-or see for yourself: http://m.krishna-online.dk/list.html

I then create a Remote Sync with /mp3 as the Remote Path.

After the sync I can only see one file per subfolder?

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I will move my dev-site to my host at the datacenter, to see if it can make it work a little better. Here at home I’m running an old Debian Squeeze, at the datacenter I have a CentOS 6 running. Furthermore I have 100Mbit/s there and 10Mbit/s here 🙂 – so the sync should perform better at the datacenter.

At Amazon S3 I have a bucket full of folders with mp3’s, all sorted and all. When I sync with S3, all I get is one file per folder at most. It would be nice if I just could import the folder-tree as is, but I think the curl error is stopping the process.

Thx for now.

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