I think if you generate a .m3a file with just the full url of your mp3
and send that to download in the browser this will launch the users mp3
player which will then stream the mp3 that was contained in the file.
GH wrote:
I appologize in advanced if this is an off topic discussion...
I am working
packages I am particularly interested in are HTML_QuickForm and DB.
Thanks
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g. The output redirection ( > /dev/null 2>&1) is also
necessary to allow the script to continue. See the PHP documentation on
exec for more details.
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ascade to all
other tables that contain userid. See your databases documentation
CREATE TABLE and ALTER TABLE syntax.
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Christopher Weaver wrote:
I can't get this code, pasted from the documentation, to work properly. The
new lines don't occur where they should.
This is because the output is being interpreted by a web browser which
expects HTML. You need to put in every where you want a new line.
ho '' . $First . ' ' . $Last . '';
}
echo '';
?>
The key part here is the
if($_POST['Person'] == $ID){ echo ' selected="selected"'; }
which will make the previously selected option selected again when the
form is redisplayed. Thi
uot;This is the second line.";
?>
Will cause the users browser to download a text document that contains
two lines of text. All you need to do is write your php code after the
headers that generates your text file contents.
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