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  • dicrivero

    (@dicrivero)


    5 years ago

    Hello.

    I have a streaming music player on my website. When I load a page, this player cuts out and reloads once the page I wanted is loaded. And this is something that I would like to correct. That is to say, that the music continues to sound without having to reload the player every time I click here or there on the web.

    I give you an example with this problem corrected:

    https://www.rac105.cat/
https://www.europafm.com/

    If you notice the player is fixed and the music does not cut if we navigate through the different sections of the web.

    There are people who have solved this by creating a “landing page”, like:
    https://ondasoeste.net/. But for me it is not the solution.

    I have found a pretty good plugin is: “Fixed HTML Toolbar”. But it presents the problem that I mentioned at the beginning.

    Can you help me? Thank you

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  • Joy

    (@joyously)

    5 years ago

    I didn’t look at your examples to see how they are doing it, but you could.
    I see two ways.
    1. The player is the main page, and loads the rest of the page in an iframe, which is then independently navigated.
    2. The player has a script which catches the page unload event and stores the music offset in the browser localStorage. The new page then starts playing from the stored offset.

    Thread Starter dicrivero

    (@dicrivero)

    5 years ago

    So I think this is something to commission from a professional developer. Assuming that there is no plugin that facilitates this work.

    Thanks for your answer.

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