Integrate the Audio Player object into the Shop Catalog
Autore: German L.Hello,
I want to find out if the Incomedia Developer team ever plans on updating Website X5 in a way that integrates the Audio Player object (perhaps by updating the object and modifying it) into the Shop Catalog?
By this, I mean if it is possible to look into making the Shop Catalog have an option where a single MP3 file can be attached (either by direct file upload onto X5 or via a URL link) to a specific catalog item?
At this time, it seems very difficult to sync up the way the Website map layout is, in order to get multiple Audio Player objects synced up onto a catalog page.
My hope is that there will be a much easier way to create an Online Shop with multiple catalog items, where a Play Button is directly on each shop catalog item. I know that this is possible with HTML but unfortunately, doing this within the Card doesn't uniformly set up each catalog properly, and sometimes, the HTML code for the player doesn't appear on the card unless you find the little scroll bar on it.
It would be great if the layout for mp3 shop catalogs were simpler.
An example of what I mean is on this URL: https://www.genycis.com/east-coast-beats.html
Something such as that would be great, though smaller Play buttons would work better than players, such as the buttons on this page: https://www.20dollarbeats.com/rap-beats/rap-beats.php
Thanks in advance.
Hello. I sent a notification about your question to the company employees, expect an answer from them here in the comments.
Perhaps you could integrate it using HTML code.But didn't test it!
<audio controls preload = "metadata" style = "width: 200px;">
<source src = "mp3/nameofdatei.mp3" type = "audio / mpeg">
Your browser does not support the audio element.
</audio>
Simply insert the code in the description of the goods.
Yes it works.
Add this code into the description of your item
<video width="200" height="122" controls="controls">
<source src="https://www.mydomain.com/download/matrix.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
</video
Enjoy!
Axel
He wants to insert a music player and not a video player. So he would have to do it via the <audio> command.