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- Sythe Gold
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i was wanting to put a radio on my website but i dont want one that starts automaticly, so i came up with the idea to include a radio link on the home page that opens a page with the radio on it and has the homepage in an inline frame. so my question is... what different browsers do iframes work on?
i plan to make the radio with either coffecup web jukebox (cuz of its simplicity) or find a online flash one that u just edit the xml document and it retrieves everything from there (coffecup does too but it embeds the link to the xml in the flash itself, not the parameters on the code. [u can use coffecup on sites like myspace also. i have slipknot 9.0:live in the middle of the empty space of my profile.] so when it embeds it in the code it prevents ppl from viewing the source and finding the xml document and they go and steal my music.) does any1 know any good online flash jukeboxes that holds 1000+ songs (i have 30+ gb of music on my pc... i plan to use all of it from mediamax cuz they host 25gb of stuff. its gonna be hella long upload tho...) also the jukebox has to have randomisation or it wont be as good...
i plan to make the radio with either coffecup web jukebox (cuz of its simplicity) or find a online flash one that u just edit the xml document and it retrieves everything from there (coffecup does too but it embeds the link to the xml in the flash itself, not the parameters on the code. [u can use coffecup on sites like myspace also. i have slipknot 9.0:live in the middle of the empty space of my profile.] so when it embeds it in the code it prevents ppl from viewing the source and finding the xml document and they go and steal my music.) does any1 know any good online flash jukeboxes that holds 1000+ songs (i have 30+ gb of music on my pc... i plan to use all of it from mediamax cuz they host 25gb of stuff. its gonna be hella long upload tho...) also the jukebox has to have randomisation or it wont be as good...



