vairulez, I don't quite get it, you want file browser to clear active playlist prior to adding enqueued files?

exactly, i would like to clear the active playlist+ playing song, prior to adding the new files.
It could be a option in the browser next to "add dir + subfolders to enqueue" ?

Quote from: vairulez on 2009-06-08 16:38:02

exactly, i would like to clear the active playlist+ playing song, prior to adding the new files.
It could be a option in the browser next to "add dir + subfolders to enqueue" ?

ok, here is the browser option to illustrate the principle. you can use this approach to empty playlist prior switching to Browser mode or whenever you like. foo_httpcontrol_browser_tpl.html

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
function getXMLHTTP()
{
    try {return new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");}
    catch(e) {try {return new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");}
    catch(e) {}}
    if(typeof XMLHttpRequest != "undefined") {return new XMLHttpRequest();}
    return null;
}

function EmptyPlaylist()
{
    httpRequestStatus = getXMLHTTP();
    try {
        httpRequestStatus.open("GET", '/?cmd=EmptyPlaylist&param3=NoResponse', true);
        httpRequestStatus.send(null);
    }
    catch(e) { }
}

function ReplacePlaylist()
{
httpRequestStatus = getXMLHTTP();
    try {
        httpRequestStatus.open("GET", '/?cmd=EmptyPlaylist&param3=NoResponse', true);
                httpRequestStatus.open("GET", '/?cmd=Browse&amp;param1=[PATH]&amp;param2=EnqueueDir', true);
                httpRequestStatus.send(null);
}
    catch(e) { }
}
               

//--></script>

Replace: [ <a title="replace current directory files only" href="java script:ReplacePlaylist()">Dir</a>]

href="java script:ReplacePlaylist()">Dir</a>]

thank you so much, it works great.
I will post my template later today

function FormatTime(t) {
    h = Math.floor(t / 3600);
    m = Math.floor((t % 3600) / 60);
    s = pad(t % 60, "0", 2);
    return m+":"+s;

    if (fooVars["trackpos"] != fooVars["tracklen"]) {
    document.getElementById("position").innerHTML = FormatTime(fooVars["trackpos"])
    document.getElementById("length").innerHTML = FormatTime(fooVars["tracklen"]);
    }
}

Can anyone help me on why this isnt working?;

Quote from: Kev0 on 2009-06-10 10:43:35

Can anyone help me on why this isnt working?;

why should it work (I assume by "work" you mean assigning values to objects properties) when you are returning from FormatTime() function just before the actual assign?

Perhaps I should have worded it as can anyone tell me where I am going wrong, rather than why isnt it working.

Quote from: Kev0 on 2009-06-10 16:50:47

Perhaps I should have worded it as can anyone tell me where I am going wrong, rather than why isnt it working.

it's hard to say without seeing actual context, but the good start would be moving return m+":"+s; to the end of the function.
also don't forget to check browser's javascript error console, it is often handy when something doesn't work and you have no clue why. using javascript debugger helps as well (FireBug f.e. is a nice one).

I'm just using recycled/edited code from other configs, but the ones I'm looking at have a progress bar too, and as I don't really know what I'm doing its hard to distinguish which parts are part of the progress bar feature and the bits necessary for just the time part.

it doesn't look like the component problem. all I can suggest is double check the sanity of ip address you are binding to. considering that your network setup is tricky even for you, the owner, how do you expect to be helped by clueless outsiders?

Kev0, obviously it won't work the way you expecting it to, as, for example, xml parser chokes on data you are feeding it. here's the correct variant, along with a couple of other bugfixes and excessive refreshing removal kev0_tpl.rar.