Sunday, January 13, 2008
Ok, i've finally completed the "upgrading" of my music player after working hard from about 3pm till about an hour ago and stopping only for dinner. Compatibility tests were carried out for one whole hour till now. This new media player no longer plays music based on time, but is totally random based on javascript configurations (so that visitors would be able to listen to ALL songs eventually). As an added function, Mozilla Firefox users would be able to SELECT what music that they want to be played (from a predetermined list of course)!!! All these solely based on very very extensive javascripting alone.
Internet Explorer users, however, can only have limited compatibility of up to listening of the random music, but they would not be able to select their own music. Hence Internet Explorer users are highly encouraged to switch to Mozilla Firefox because it's really the best browser around. However, if they insist to choose their own music using the media player without changing to firefox, they would have to:
Internet Explorer users, however, can only have limited compatibility of up to listening of the random music, but they would not be able to select their own music. Hence Internet Explorer users are highly encouraged to switch to Mozilla Firefox because it's really the best browser around. However, if they insist to choose their own music using the media player without changing to firefox, they would have to:
First, set "http://www.lettingloveleadtheway.blogspot.com" as TRUSTED Site;
Second, memorise the NUMERICAL value representing the song from the SONG LIST;
Third, key in the numerical value representing the song into the system prompt.
Second, memorise the NUMERICAL value representing the song from the SONG LIST;
Third, key in the numerical value representing the song into the system prompt.
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