upgrading to IE6 did the trick. i was trying to avoid that solution, but it did work.

i tried reinstalling MSXML 4.0 twice, and it didn't make any difference. microsoft, go figure.

--dan.

Tom,

This looks exciting! Can you tell me when you say 'limited support" for Mozilla, what does that mean? Sorry if that is spelled out somewhere and I missed it.

Also, curious to know if other browsers support some of all of the requisite XML specs. I use IE on my work laptop to be employer-compliant, but I have foresworn IE for home use and use Mozilla+Opera

> In the wider scheme of things I'd be happy to help diagnose this further but I think I was the only person who experienced it so there's no need I guess.

I too have that problem



I'll just install WinAmp to fix it though....

It was discussed in this thread.

Tom

"Limited support" for Mozilla means not everything works in Mozilla. I don't know why, I've spent hours trying.

The problems aren't XML spec problems, but how Mozilla uses JavaScript in the XML/XSL

Tom

Discussed but unresolved.....

Agreed, I'm surprised this hasn't been raised again & again. Perhaps most people don't stream through WMP any longer, I don't for this exact same reason.

Here I am bumping another really old thread...

I don't use the xml interface very often, but every time I do, I'm impressed with how slick it is! Nice job, charcoalgray99!

Only recently have I noticed one problem: in IE (6.0), the View -> Encoding menu is greyed out. Without it, I can't get non-english song/playlist titles to appear properly.

Is this a problem with IE and the way it processes XML? If I go to about:blank, I can pick encodings there. I don't ever use IE (I'm a Moz'er) so maybe my IE isn't set right...

Or is there a spot in one of the xml and/or html files on the empeg where I can force a specific encoding for my player?

It seems that charcoalgray99's empeg web interface v1.3 is no longer available...nor http://427.org, for that matter.

Does anyone have the original zip file?
I've been scouring the net for it...working on something fairly interesting

Remind me.. how does that differ from empeg weblite-0.95, which is the AJAX enhanced web interface I use on my own players?

Greetings Mark!

It may not differ at all...I just wanted to test it with something I am developing and hoping to release to the Empeg community in the near future. I just want to make sure it works with the stock hijack web interface, charcoalgray99's, as well as weblite in case I need to make the code more robust.

Cheers

Well, here (attached) is weblite-0.95.zip
Hopefully you can figure out how to install it.. I think it's mainly a matter of getting the files onto the empeg via FTP.

Thanks for that...I got it setup with ease and then noticed that it simply redirects to EXT=.xml in the URL instead of .htm so it won't be an issue since I can just force EXT=.htm and get the data that way regardless of what's setup on different players

I'm glad I looked into weblite...I would have missed the enqueue feature otherwise.

Cheers

I might have it around somewhere at home, I'll try and search the NAS and other archives over the next few days for you Jason.

Thanks drakino!
It's cool to converse with you guys...it's been many years

BTW, Jason, where does your nick come from?

Anyone remember what the filenames were? I did some searches on my NAS and didn't find it, but I may not be looking for the right name.

The downsides of being a digital packrat without fully organizing it. I've got stuff all over the place on the NAS, and no easy ability to search the contents of it all. A simple find . > file.txt gave me a 121mb file. Ugg.

I used to live in Finland and the 35 is part of an old inside joke

Ah! Where in Finland, and when?

95-96 in Iitti

Ah, I left Finland in 96. Can't remember anything special about Iitti, but I did visit Kuusankoski and Kouvola many times.

Found this (see attached)on my NAS, is this the (complete?) version you are looking for?

Jelle

AWESOME! This is it. Thanks so much for finding and posting it.