Server Side

Actions:
serveMP3
downloadfile
dir
phpinfo
feedPlaylist
getCoverart
podcast

Directives:
wimpyConfigFile
media_types
wimpy_auth
getMyid3info
ecommerce
ecomWindow
useMysql
defaultVisualBaseName
defaultVisualExt
hide_folders
hide_files
startDir
getid3libPath
httpOption
blockPHPinfo

Client Side

wimpyApp
wimpySkin
startPlayingOnload
randomOnLoad
shuffleOnLoad
displayDownloadButton
autoAdvance
popUpHelp
forceDownload
startOnTrack
trackPlays
voteScript
getMyid3info
forceXMLplaylist
useSysCodePage
ecommerce
ecomWindow
useMysql
scrollInfoDisplay
infoDisplayTime
bufferAudio
theVolume
defaultImage
loopPlaylist
limitPlaytime
startupLogo

HTML display

wimpySkin
wimpySwf
bkgdColor
tptBkgd
wimpyHTMLpageTitle
useSysCodePage

podcast

Add and delete mp3s to your MySQL database

(PHP, ASP)

podcast -- Returns RSS formatted XML playlist

Usage

http://www/path/to/wimpy_podcast.php

Description

Used by the wimpy_podcast.php plugin to generate RSS XML data. Allows Wimpy to be used to podcast the contents of the wimpy installation directory. To use wimpy as a podcast feed, upload the wimpy_podcast.php file tot he same folder as wimpy.php, then publish the URL to wimpy_podcast.php as your PodCast "feed". Example:
http://www/path/to/wimpy_podcast.php

NOTE: Wimpy will only output an RSS XML playlist containing links to files in the wimpy installation folder, it will not recursively read sub-directories.

PHP: wimpy_podcast.php invokes the "podcast" action in wimpy.php to return an array ($podback) containing a list of the files into he wimpy installation directory. wimpy_podcast.php then converts the array in to RSS XML formatted data.

ASP: wimpy_podcast.asp pings wimpy.asp using the dir action (with an empty dir parameter) and rips the resulting text-based playlist into an RSS XML formatted playlist.

See also

dir

podcasting with wimpy

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