Hello,
Have you found the solution to force the download button to display on mobile devices ?
🙂
No I haven’t. Any suggestions?
you can change the value in the js file but must remember to make the change every time you update the plugin.
in the plugins folder/wp-miniaudioplayer/js…
open the file jquery.mb.miniAudioPlayer.min.js
look for line with:
jQuery.isMobile&&(master.player.opt.showVolumeLevel=!1,master.player.opt.autoplay=!1,master.player.opt.downloadable=1),!master.player.opt.mp3&&url.indexOf("mp3")>0&&(
change opt.downloadable=!1)
to opt.downloadable=1)
done!
@jaycbrf This worked! Thanks!
@sevsnaive if you are still looking as well, here’s the solution!
@pupunzi please add the ability to enable/disable downloading on mobile devices. It would be nice to not have to edit the plugin each time there’s an update. With modern touch devices, downloading is not a problem.
Thanks for the fix. It did display the download link on the mobile view, but when I click the icon, it opens the mp3 file in a new tab rather than actually downloading it. Is anyone else experiencing this?
My MP3 files are hosted offsite, so maybe that makes a difference?
On my Android it downloads the file to downloads folder. Could be device or apps installed to handle mp3s
@brit77 I’m also using Android (Chrome browser on a Galaxy S7 to be exact) and it downloads the file to my downloads as well. What device are you using?
You guys are right! I just tested on my android device, and the download worked fine. iOS doesn’t download. I should have realized before since Apple doesn’t provide a means for downloading/managing files….doh! I’ll test it again once I update to iOS11 as that supposedly includes some sort of file manager. Not holding out hope it will work with mp3s though.
Thanks!
+1 vote for checkbox in WP Admin Options
Thanks for the tweak @jaycbrf – very helpful!