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ASusoeff Aspiring developer Posts: 296 Reg: Aug 13, 2011 Bryant, AR 13,460	confirm \| cancel 04/18/12 06:30 AM (13 years ago) combining/developing plugins guys, I would like to have a plugin that is half "custom html" and half "launch native app". Basically i want ot put a button (or something) in a given screen that will play an mp3. Ideally, i would have several buttons on the screen. Is this doable in terms of writing a new plugin, or am i smokin crack on this one? and if i am not nuts, then how hard is it to build a plugin... Title Comments guys, I would like to have a plugin that is half "custom html" and half "launch native app". Basically i want ot put a button (or something) in a given screen that will play an mp3. Ideally, i would have several buttons on the screen. Is this doable in terms of writing a new plugin, or am i smokin crack on this one? and if i am not nuts, then how hard is it to build a plugin...

DannyH Apple Fan Posts: 122 Reg: Nov 30, 2011 location unknow... 2,220	04/18/12 06:54 AM (13 years ago) You can easily do it by using an audio html5 tag in a local or remote html file. I found examples on Google as well. Be creative :) Comments You can easily do it by using an audio html5 tag in a local or remote html file. I found examples on Google as well. Be creative :)

Vali buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 193 Reg: May 22, 2011 Bucharest 5,830	04/18/12 07:45 AM (13 years ago) Hi, I don't know how will the forum format below code but this is what I used in one of my apps. And it worked flawless: <audio controls="controls" id="audio" loop="loop" src="LINK TO MP3" tabindex="0"> </audio> <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload = function() { var audioPlayer = document.getElementById("audio"); audioPlayer.load(); audioPlayer.play(); }; </script> Comments Hi, I don't know how will the forum format below code but this is what I used in one of my apps. And it worked flawless: <audio controls="controls" id="audio" loop="loop" src="LINK TO MP3" tabindex="0"> </audio> <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload = function() { var audioPlayer = document.getElementById("audio"); audioPlayer.load(); audioPlayer.play(); }; </script>

ATRAIN53 Code is Art Posts: 1755 Reg: Nov 17, 2011 Chicago 26,450	04/19/12 06:47 PM (13 years ago) @vali very nice. that looks like javascript and looks like it's calling the native audio player is that for an ios or android app? can i ask what plugin/screen/file did you use that code in? Comments @vali very nice. that looks like javascript and looks like it's calling the native audio player is that for an ios or android app? can i ask what plugin/screen/file did you use that code in?

ASusoeff Aspiring developer Posts: 296 Reg: Aug 13, 2011 Bryant, AR 13,460	04/22/12 06:10 AM (13 years ago) Thanks @DannyH and @Vali. I will give those a try! Comments Thanks @DannyH and @Vali. I will give those a try!

Vali buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 193 Reg: May 22, 2011 Bucharest 5,830	04/23/12 12:18 AM (13 years ago) Hi, It is an HTML script and I put it in a custom HTML page. I used it for an iOS app, I don't know how Android is handling this, but common sense dictates that it will work as well. Give it a try and let me know if I can help you more on this topic. Comments Hi, It is an HTML script and I put it in a custom HTML page. I used it for an iOS app, I don't know how Android is handling this, but common sense dictates that it will work as well. Give it a try and let me know if I can help you more on this topic.

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