Having been patient for some two days, I was hoping that staff at Website X5 would be assisting me with resolving the problem. (Even a message saying "We are looking int this issue" would have been nice). I believe I have supplied alot of pertinent information. Perhaps some other server issue that I need to check. I could have understood that if the problem occured in just one browser, but it isn't, it is in all the browsers that I have tried.

I am therefore looking to Website X5 for assistance in correcting the problem. If it cannot be resolved, I will be seeking a refund of the credits and a refund of the credit package, since there are no more addons I require at present.

Thank you for your understanding.

Rod, just in case it matters, I am also following your post in the hope that the problem is minor and the solution is simple before I commit to purchasing this addon.

Esahc.. I'm hoping someone at Website X5 is sitting up and taking note of the problem and finding a solution. I'm finding that until the purchase of that addon most of web production has been great, I've been enoying using X5. It would be a shame for this to be a spanner in the works. The sign of a caring team is a timely response.

Since my orginal post, I have now tried it on two other computers, including Safari on an Apple Mac, always the same result. It is perplexing.

We use as an alternative, the free version of https://www.yumpu.com with the benefit of search engines. Example: https://www.plocher.li/haushalt-katalog.html

JJ.

Thank you JJ for your response, I have to say what you have done is impressive on your site.

OK, At great length I believe I have found the problem. (using isolation technique) And due credit to Website X5 even though they have not assisted. The problem seems to be a javascript conflict.

Because I wanted to include an audio player on some of my pages that had the possibility of multiple tracks, listed. The default one that comes with Website X5 is incapable of it, I sourced one elswhere which (amongst other things) required the following javascript to go before the closing of the Head tag of each page. (Expert mode)

    <!-- 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 -->

The line in bold and struckout was the part of the script that caused a conflict,

To attempt a cure,

• I tried renaming the file to jquery2.js and naming it in the code accordingly
• Putting it in a sub directory, and changing the line acordingly to reflect

but it did not solve the problem.

However removing the line completely (Rem-ing out) is the one that seems to work. The player still plays in Firefox, Edge and Chrome, but not in Dragon.

I'm not sure what the conflict is but I'm hoping that the workaround is satisfactory. Since the folder audioplayerengine/jsquery.js is unique, i'm not sure why there is a conflict. So I suspect it is the content of the file. Small downside on the player is that the progress bar is now the wrong colour, but thats not a Website X5 problem.

Someone more competent in JavaScript may be able to give me better advice. My test site is still active as there are no end of things to be done before it is completed to go live.

Esahc.. If you look at my revised results, you can probably determine that the plugin is ok, the problem probably comes from overdemanding nutters like me.

Thanks all for your help. I may never have got this far without conversation like this.

Peace and happy website constructing to all.

Thank you Claudio. Thats is useful to know. Most appreciated. I think that I can consider my question answered.