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July 6th, 2006
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Go Clancy...!!!
Love the new weekly lesson player, right on the main page... Very cool...!!! 
I wonder how placing the radio, in a similar fashion, somewhere on the page would work...!?! 
Cheers
Ben
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July 6th, 2006
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I agree Ben  ! Our Family just gets better and better, thanks to my Wonderful Sister, Clancy !
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Great work Clancy!!!
This place just keeps getting better!!  
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Originally Posted by nocat
Love the new weekly lesson player, right on the main page... Very cool...!!!
I wonder how placing the radio, in a similar fashion, somewhere on the page would work...!?!
Cheers
Ben |
If the radio was in the main window it would stop everytime you clicked a link on the page. The radio popup window is probably the best option.
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Yeah.......Clancy How super-cool is that...!! Thanks for making it so easy to access 
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Originally Posted by Rockerbob
If the radio was in the main window it would stop everytime you clicked a link on the page. The radio popup window is probably the best option. |
Rockerbob's right Ben. If the radio was on the front page or any other page, it would stop everytime you moved to another page on the forum. The lessons are ok like that as they are really only there so members can get an idea of the arrangements and then be able to go straight to the lesson itself. The radio should be able to be listened to while browsing the forum. The only way I can think of to do this at this stage is to have it in a pop-up window.
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July 11th, 2006
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My web designing skills are a little rusty (well ok, absent), but perhaps the idea of putting the radio in a small frame at the top/bottom of the page, so it doesnt change when you browse to a diffrent part of the site?? Or maybe im just wrong  lol
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July 11th, 2006
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Works great as it is, Matty. (for me and Firefox anyway)
Comes up as a pop-up window and stays there so long as I don't actually close the browser. Don't even have to stay logged in to the GFB site, what could be better?
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