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on the first Edit screen to get to the "This is a:" field)This works:
echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"10;url=";
echo "http://www.yahoo.com\" />";
but this doesn't:
echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"10;url=";
echo "\"$pathdirectory\" />";
$pathdirectory = a fully functional URL. (???)
Viewing the source of the HTML generated by the PHP, the one with the variable looks perfect, just like the yahoo one, but a different, complete URL, but it never redirects. ???
So, why would a variable not work?
Again, the variable when viewing the sources looks perfect, example:
http://www.site.com/path1/file.php
Any ideas as to why it doesn't refresh/redirect? |
I ripped many CDs into wav format via itunes with the goal of creating a ?future proof? library (my goals are (i) reading music through either itunes or windows media player (or whatever) in the future, (ii) and benefitting from the meta data (artist, album, song, type, etc.) on a long term regardless the system I use to play my music).
Yesterday I started to import music to said library through windows media player, also in the wav format.
When trying to listen to the whole library (containing itunes and windows media player ripped files) with windows media player, I noticed that all itunes ripped wav files ended up in a sinlge ?other? file, destroying the classification of my library.
How can windows media player read the meta data of the itunes ripped wav files?
What would be the best ?future proof? lossless format allowing me to achieve above goals?
Thank you
PS: I tried suggestions posted earlier with no success |
2 volume set written around the 1930`s/40`s?Author,Meta Given |
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