If your web server supports a server-side script, for example PHP, you can pass a URL parameter to the player webpage, then play different mp3 files according to the URL parameter.
This is useful when you use iframe to add players to a webpage and you want to use the same player to play different mp3 files.
For example, the following player will play the Pride and Prejudice Chapter 1:
https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/audioplayer.php
The following URLs will open the players for Chapter 2, 3 and 4.
https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/audioplayer.php?audio=2
https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/audioplayer.php?audio=3
https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/audioplayer.php?audio=4
This tutorial will guide you how to create the audioplayer.php file in the above demos.
First, create a player, then rename or copy the generated audioplayer.html to audioplayer.php.
Add the following code to the beginning of the webpage:
<?php $audioTitle = "Chapter 1"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_01.mp3"; if ( !empty( $_GET["audio"] ) ) { switch( $_GET["audio"] ) { case 1: $audioTitle = "Chapter 1"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_01.mp3"; break; case 2: $audioTitle = "Chapter 2"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_02.mp3"; break; case 3: $audioTitle = "Chapter 3"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_03.mp3"; break; case 4: $audioTitle = "Chapter 4"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_04.mp3"; break; } } ?>
In the above code, first we define default values for the audio title and url, then we test the URL parameter $_GET[“audio”], and change the title and URL accordingly.
In the player body HTML code, we change the data-title and data-src to echo the PHP variables:
<li data-artist="" data-title="<?php echo $audioTitle; ?>" data-album="" data-info="" data-image="" data-duration="0"> <div class="amazingaudioplayer-source" data-src="<?php echo $audioUrl; ?>" data-type="audio/mpeg" ></div> </li>
The complete code of
<?php $audioTitle = "Chapter 1"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_01.mp3"; if ( !empty( $_GET["audio"] ) ) { switch( $_GET["audio"] ) { case 1: $audioTitle = "Chapter 1"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_01.mp3"; break; case 2: $audioTitle = "Chapter 2"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_02.mp3"; break; case 3: $audioTitle = "Chapter 3"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_03.mp3"; break; case 4: $audioTitle = "Chapter 4"; $audioUrl = "https://amazingaudioplayer.com/demo/prideandprejudice_04.mp3"; break; } } ?> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8"/> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width"> <title>Amazing HTML5 Audio Player</title> <!-- Insert to your webpage before the </head> --> <script src="audioplayerengine/jquery.js"></script> <script src="audioplayerengine/amazingaudioplayer.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="audioplayerengine/initaudioplayer-1.css"> <script src="audioplayerengine/initaudioplayer-1.js"></script> <!-- End of head section HTML codes --> </head> <body> <div style="margin:12px auto;"> <!-- Insert to your webpage where you want to display the audio player --> <div id="amazingaudioplayer-1" style="display:block;position:relative;width:100%;max-width:420px;height:auto;margin:0px auto 0px;"> <ul class="amazingaudioplayer-audios" style="display:none;"> <li data-artist="" data-title="<?php echo $audioTitle; ?>" data-album="" data-info="" data-image="" data-duration="0"> <div class="amazingaudioplayer-source" data-src="<?php echo $audioUrl; ?>" data-type="audio/mpeg" ></div> </li> </ul> </div> <!-- End of body section HTML codes --> </div> </body> </html>