In this week's episode, Bob tackles FileField Podcast module and shows you how to Podcast with Drupal 6 (and without audio.module). This approach gives us lots of flexibility because it's purely a CCK/Views setup. What's that? Bob already covered this topic? True, but with the change in the Views API, FileField Podcast module had to change as well, so this is an updated version that shows you how to build your views with a new method and greater flexibility.
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New Mustardseed #Drupal Video Podcast: Views Arguments http://tinyurl.com/yad8qpa
nid; ?>"or" title="Don't really make sense...not sure what to tell ya other than to check your code for errors. @Harlem: We'd like to add offsite hosting to this solution eventually...it's on our wish list for the future. I'll profile it here if we make it happen! @Carel: I'm using Coda for my coding and FTP needs. Check it out at: http://panic.com/coda$info = getid3_analyze($node->name_of_filefield_field[0]['filepath']); if (isset($info['audio'])) { echo '<>'; print_r ($info); echo ''; }For example, to print the ID3v1 "Artist" tag, you would use:print $info['tags']['id3v1']['artist'][0];To print the ID3v2 "Album" tag, you would use:print $info['tags']['id3v2']['album'][0];$info = getid3_analyze($node->name_of_filefield_field[0]['filepath']); if (isset($info['audio'])) { echo '<< pre >>'; print_r ($info); echo '<< /pre >>'; }For example, to print the ID3v1 "Artist" tag, you would use:print $info['tags']['id3v1']['artist'][0];To print the ID3v2 "Album" tag, you would use:print $info['tags']['id3v2']['album'][0];<?php if (!empty($field_podcast_audio[0]['filepath'])): ?> <?php print t("No video available for this session"); ?> <?php else: ?> <?php print swf($node->field_podcast_audio[0]['filepath']); ?> <?php endif; ?>Anyone have any ideas or advice on how to accomplish this. Thanks so much, Dan<?php print swf($node->field_podcast_audio[0]['filepath']); ?>to our node-CONTENT-TYPE.tpl.php files, nor do we need to worry about the player showing up with an error if there is no media file uploaded to the node. Bob had given us a great solution through this tutorial, but now the module will take care of this for us. To use it, you just need to go into the Display Fields area of your content type and select one of the two options for SWFTools in the drop-down selector for your media filefield type. It's simple, it makes sense and it's a huge help. Hope this helps anyone else.