[SOLVED] Loading Content

[hhisc383]

Hey everyone. I'm going to see if I can word this correctly!

 

Here's the problem...I use the code below to load content into my web site. I recently added a streaming mp3 player to the site, and when someone clicks a link on the site, the mp3 player starts over again. I want it to be able to continue playing without interruption when people are browsing around the site. I thought that with the code below, the only thing that changes on the page is the new content that comes in from that request.

 

<?php

if ($_GET['go']=='shows') {

include 'content/contentShows.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='journal') {

include 'content/contentJournal.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='audio') {

include 'content/contentAudio.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='video') {

include 'content/contentVideo.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='merch') {

include 'content/contentMerch.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='bio') {

include 'content/contentBio.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='photos') {

include 'content/contentPhotos.php';

}

elseif ($_GET['go']=='contact') {

include 'content/contentContact.php';

}else{

include 'content/contentNews.php';

}

?>

[Orio]

Use frames.

 

Orio.

[hhisc383]

yea i was thinking about doing that...but is there any way that you can think of to get it to work like it is currently set up?

[corbin]

You could use some simple ajax to replace the content of the page, but I try to avoid ajax for things like that at all costs.

[Orio]

When you press a link (in a website with no frames) the whole page reloads, including the mp3 player. The only simple solution will be putting the mp3 player in an frame, and loading only the other frame/s.

 

Orio.

[hhisc383]

ok. i guess i will try that. thanks for your help