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Yes, thanks. Do you have any ideas why the fast-forward and rewind buttons do not work (on Chrome or Safari)?
The link you asked about was from the other bug report, the one about audio previews not processing jumps, fast-forwards or rewinds properly. I don’t have a demo of the pagination bug because, as I wrote above, I have a work-around and frankly, your team is extremely slow to fix things, even when I provide the lines of code that need to be altered. You are obviously not a technical person, but, believe me, any programmer looking at the bug description and the lines of code I pointed out would be be to see the problem and fix it in a few minutes. Please pass it on to your developers, I know you have some good people there.
I will send the link to the page with pagination working properly privately.
As for the audio player bug, I provided a preliminary analysis, but it obviously requires a bit more work to fix.
I can work around the bug using the paginate_links filter. I was actually just logging the bug, assuming you would be interested in fixing it. For that, the description I gave should be more than enough. But I’m assuming you are interested in fixing bug. I also suggested the fix for the bug I described in: https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/support/topic/audio-player-progress-bar-not-working-rewind-fast-forward-2/ but you haven’t taken any action there, either.
Files with “.” in the name, and not only as seperator between name and filetype, are in this version not allowed. This is an unacceptable restriction.
See file class.Packages.php, from line 89. The array $_exts will in this case have 2 or more elements. Not all of them will match elements of the allowed filetypes. So the test in line 92 will fail.
Please release a corrected version.
That’s exactly the point: it loads everything into the same directory, regardless of the blog. On a multisite, that means that one blog can replace the file used by another blog. It seems to me you must put each blogs uploads into a separate directory.
I have also noticed that when I select “Open in Browser”, the download does not play.
I’m uncertain now if this is being acknowledged as a bug and will be fixed in some future release, or if I am just being ignored.
I don’t need to provide a bug on my site, the bug is easily reproducible in your web site.
Look at the video in https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/download/video-player-play-only/
While the video is playing, you should be able to jump ahead or back using the progress bar. But the video just keeps on playing.
This is slightly different than the behavior for audio, which resets to zero, but I’d be surprised if this is not just an effect that the different players.
The bug seems not to occur on Firefox, but on Chrome and Safari.
This night be a useful post when trying to address this bug; https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45805177/chrome-cant-fast-forward-firefox-can-display-mp4-file-with-php
Thanks in Advance,
Ron
No, problem is not solved. The Javascript wants to set currentTime, but this doesn’t seem to work of the HTML Headers are not correctly set. I’ve tried to modify what settings I could, for instance, to make the download restartable, but nothing seems to make any difference.
Thanks in advance for any help!
It seems like the headers are not correct in the HTML containing the stream…