[Integrating javascripts with html5 audio]

at least i found some css to make the player look a little better. i'm kinda liking the page now.

 

http://glassmarimba..../eq/index2.html

[Integrating javascripts with html5 audio]

i'm trying to create individual pages for my songs with the <audio> tag, a 3 band equalizer, and lossless alac audio encoding.

 

since i want alac, i'm using an mp4 container.

 

i can make a page integrating my chosen eq sliders and the html5 audio tag.

 

problem for me is i dislike how the default player looks.

 

my attenpts to integrate another player with the eq script and the slider script has failed

 

with 4 different simple players i've tried.

 

i'm think it has something to do with the audio variables at the top of the player and eq scripts

 

but i'm not getting it. i have not been able to attach the eq to a new player.

 

i considered going to an mp4 video player with eq, but i can not figure out how to encode a mp4 video

 

with alac audio encoding.

 

here are links to the eq script which uses the default <audio> element and one simple html5 player i tried

 

to replace it with.

 

thank you for any assistance...

 

http://glassmarimba.com/help/eq/

 

http://glassmarimba.com/help/player/

[Calculate Expression from User Input]

guru, you rock and you make me laugh, in a good way.

thank you for your interest.

i did not know i had been relocated...

 

if you look at the website that the calculator is attached to, built from scratch

with bits and pieces and hosted on my vps.  i do try to know what i am doing, but only to a point.

 

it's mostly to accomplish what i am trying to do at the time and as time goes by, some of it sinks in.

 

i only have the time and ability to learn so much about javascript. i would like to know it though, but i have a lot

on my plate personally, farm wise and web wise. there is a lot offered on the web for so many tasks.

 

my web site is centered around a guide on how to make glass marimbas. unique on the web

and a gift. to me and everyone else. the spherical calculator is unique on the web also. (at least according to google)

 

i would like to make it a little more user friendly.

 

regarding javascript, my knowledge is superficial. i can't open up notepad and create it. i couldn't expalin what a function is or how to use it.

i can work with variables if adding or modifying is pretty straight forward. i can often see how elements within the page are referenced and controlled

by the javascript and edit it if needs be.

 

i tried memorizing jquery, but couldn't do it. (just kidding)

 

as thanks for your interest, if needs be (doubtful), you can head over to my new tutorial on hls streaming from a home web server

which entails some very cool javascript that requires some editing by the user. (one line...lol).

 

http://hls-tutorial.tk/

[Calculate Expression from User Input]

Your request doesn't make much sense to me. You already have multiple forms which do exactly what you claim to not understand. For example, your Frequency Calculator takes two parameters and caculates the result. You can literally copy-and-paste the code, adjust the equation and field names and be done with it.

 

What also confuses me is that you keep talking about PHP, but your calculators are pure JavaScript. PHP is completely irrelevant for the task.

thank you for your reply. i see i'm in the wrong forum.

 

the calculators i included were cut and paste. i looked at the code, but i'm not seeing what you are saying.

the frequency calculator uses a select box and a form field as the two parameters and one of the two <inputs> is the output.

i can dig it, but it's not clicking how i'm close to a cut and paste correction.

 

since javascript runs the calculators, my mind says they are coded to be specific for the task.

 

thanks for the help. i'll find a javascript forum.

[Calculate Expression from User Input]

howdy,

 

i've put together a couple calculators to determine the diameter of a spherical resonator for a given frequency.

 

they can be found at http://glassmarimba.com/method/resonators/sphere/calculator/calculator.php

 

they work well enough using a simple expression calculator.

 

it would be better if instead of having to copy the expression and input your variables, one could

 

input the variables into a form field and that would populate the expression to be solved with a click.

 

i don't mind spending some time on this, but my coding skills are limited, especially with php.

 

uh, limited would be generous...

 

if someone could point me in the right direction, it would be appreciated.

 

thank you