Replace your <body> tag with <body OnLoad="window.open('link/to/radio/script.php', 'Radio Player', 'toolbar=0, location=0, directories=0, menuBar=0, scrollbars=1, resizable=1, width=500, height=400, left=50, top=50');">Originally Posted by dubstep
This will open the popup when they load the page, if you want to be able to show if the cookie says so, do the following...
Then in the radio popup Do the following:PHP Code:<body <?php echo (($_COOKIE['showRadioPopup'] == "1") ? 'OnLoad="window.open(\'link/to/radio/script.php\', \'Radio Player\', \'toolbar=0, location=0, directories=0, menuBar=0, scrollbars=1, resizable=1, width=500, height=400, left=50, top=50\');"' : '')); ?>>
Baring in mind I havent tested this...PHP Code:<?php
((isset($_GET['removeCookie']) ? setcookie('showRadioPopup', '0', time()+29984678) : ''));
?>
<a href="?removeCookie">Stop Windows Showing On Load</a>
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Thread: AJAX Help!!
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When implementing a feature like this, you're going to have some consistancy issues. There is no easy way to add a radio player that doesn't reload on a loading to a new destination without making the page in hand load via AJAX, or the hacky method of using an iFrame.
You can easily put an overlay on the top left with a flash/embed/html5 based audio player, but the player will stop and re buffer every time they go to a new page or refresh. If you're willing to spend the extra time changing some the website structure, you could do AJAX loading pages which would then make the surroundings of the content consistant.
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