I might use this php code instead. Because it get rid of the non-standard tags, and formats it in standard html:
<?php
$xml = simplexml_load_file("AirPlayHistory.xml");
echo '<table id="histtbl" >';
foreach($xml->Song as $Song)
{
echo '<tr><td id="song">'.(string)$Song['title'].'</td><td...
the only drawback is that "content" css does not work in internet explorer 11.
Which is why it was discouraged to use that formatting.
By the way it looks out there, the other xml format of the data between tags is preferred because of backwards compatibility.
so <artist>Bon Jovi</artist>...
ok, here is my script for the site. I used jquery to remove the css of the player to customize it. I'm still playing with css formatting, as I am going to scroll the tracks played and tracks coming up on desktops, but stationary on phones, so the css is just for the large device width.
but here...
Thank you @altopes for showing me attr() css. Looks like there is a lot of css stuff came out after 1995 I need to look at. I'm using bootstrap css on the site. There is some pretty cool things (as far as transformations) that people can use. I know why some people don't like javascript, but...
so what syntax you use for it?
because the examples have a differently formatted xml.
The example has " <foo>BAR</foo> " and mine looks like " <foo myID="BAR"></foo> "
https://www.w3schools.com/xml/tryxslt.asp?xmlfile=cdcatalog&xsltfile=cdcatalog
in php, it would be $xml =...
You see, the issue is the streaming encoders are designed for playing files instead of taking a live broadcast stream. So they don't accept the RDS (read out screen) data we send to the radio transmitter. So, I need to get data to shoutcast too as well as the web server instead of just making...
Hi I'm setting up a radio station with Jazler RadioStar. This program has no forum, and I found that some one else was trying to use the data set that the program generates for what is currently playing, what is going to be played and what has been played. This thread here:
thread426-1655339...
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