function on_playlist_items_added(playlistIndex) {
	pl_organizer.PLmgt(playlistIndex);
}

function on_playlist_items_added(playlistIndex) {
	pl_organizer.PLmgt(playlistIndex);
	if (!fb.IsPlaying) {
		fb.Play();
	}
}

Quote from: LauraQ on 2024-11-24 23:03:44

thanks but isn't what I m looking for

Your other option is to install another player that will do this--AIMP can be set up this way--and just use it in those cases.

Well we would not be modifying the Playlist Organizer script itself exactly, just using the existing callback (a "trigger") to start playback. That way you would not have to add a new panel to your layout just for this...

If you right-click in Playlist Organizer panel > Settings > Configure... this opens the script editor. Scroll down to where you find this line (around line 44) -

Code: [Select]

function on_playlist_items_added(playlistIndex) {
	pl_organizer.PLmgt(playlistIndex);
}

And change it to look like this -

Code: [Select]

function on_playlist_items_added(playlistIndex) {
	pl_organizer.PLmgt(playlistIndex);
	if (!fb.IsPlaying) {
		fb.Play();
	}
}

Just a simple play command. See if that works for you. If it goes completely haywire, you can undo the change easy enough.

Other settings to check -

Make sure Playback menu > 'Playback Follows Cursor' is on.

In Preferences > Shell Integration, make sure 'Set enqueue as the default action' is on. You can switch off 'Always send new files to playlist' if you want to add tracks to the current playlist. (So you can switch to correct playlist first and then add tracks to that from Explorer)

Quote from: sveakul on 2024-11-25 06:59:00

Quote from: LauraQ on 2024-11-24 23:03:44

thanks but isn't what I m looking for

Your other option is to install another player that will do this--AIMP can be set up this way--and just use it in those cases.

This!

It's a wet dream of mine too to get this feature to foobar2000...
I don't know how many times over the years I've "mistakenly" deleted painstakingly put together foobar playlists...
...So I'm hoping and dreaming!

Well, I can only say it works perfectly for me. I should note it only plays the added track when foobar is stopped, if already playing it just queues the track.

You did add the code correctly so that is really a mystery. I got no other ideas, sorry.