Hi,
It seems the timeline click function doesn't work, it always resets to 0:00, I will tell you if I find the reason.
Sorry, after testing it seems this problem only happens in the latest Firefox browser, not in Safari IE or Chrome which I tested later.
And finally, I fixed it, firefox doesn't support offsetX... although I'm not sure if it will work if someone has a leftbar browser addon or search bar..
replace this line in the javascript:
$player.seekPerc( e.offsetX * 100 / $('#timeline').width() );
with:
$player.seekPerc( (e.clientX - $(this).offset().left) * 100 / $(this).width() );
the $(this)s are just for speed... you can use $('#timeline').
Anyways, this problem brought me to another minor issue. You cannot click the timeline if you haven't started playing the track yet or if the track has finished and is reset to 0:00 (also with the official player), I think there is no real reason for this behavior especially as there is a hand mouse pointer in the official player one would think a click would have some effect..
cheers,
Zen
Hi,
It seems the timeline click function doesn't work, it always resets to 0:00, I will tell you if I find the reason.
Sorry, after testing it seems this problem only happens in the latest Firefox browser, not in Safari IE or Chrome which I tested later.
And finally, I fixed it, firefox doesn't support offsetX... although I'm not sure if it will work if someone has a leftbar browser addon or search bar..
replace this line in the javascript:
$player.seekPerc( e.offsetX * 100 / $ ('#timeline').width() );
$player.seekPerc( (e.clientX - $ (this).offset().left) * 100 / $(this).width() );
with:
the$(this)s are just for speed... you can use $ ('#timeline').
Anyways, this problem brought me to another minor issue. You cannot click the timeline if you haven't started playing the track yet or if the track has finished and is reset to 0:00 (also with the official player), I think there is no real reason for this behavior especially as there is a hand mouse pointer in the official player one would think a click would have some effect..
cheers,
Zen