and how i can resolve the issue
I already resolved it. Is the issue still there?
same error...
why it work for programmer user and not for me ?
I don't know; I'll work on it another time.
Oh, noes!
EDIT: JS.do only saves 1121 lines.
??? did someone get into your account? (is Rodrigo your name?)
Rodrigo Siqueira created JS.do
EDIT: I have started a backup and retyping my code (maybe better than what I had before? Idk).
I figured it out: JS.do only saves 1121 lines.
The URL of the file, in this case <FileName>.mp3
Sometimes obvious things are overlooked, like this.
Hello, bug/glitch! Long time no see! I cannot seek my files in the player, but I can seek the remote files from Incompetech, FreePD, and Silverman Sound Studios.
Here is a funny thing:
playing audio is easier in HTML/JavaScript (audio element, src attribute, play method) than in Java (I haven't [as of typing this] figured out the API), but reading a text file is easier in Java (File class, Scanner class, next method) than in HTML/JavaScript (I would use this for the repo [might be changed to repertoire] and queries, but I haven't figured out the API).
TL;DR Is there an easy way to read a text file in HTML/JavaScript (preferably as a string so that I can split by line)?
The only way I know of is this:
// assuming the file is a var called "file"
var reader = new FileReader();
reader.oncomplete = data => { // i think its "oncomplete" or some similar name
// insert code
};
reader.readAsText(file);
That does not work. What is the value of file given a [EDIT: server-] local file name?
Oh, I thought you meant file objects. I don't know how to do that, sorry.
You can't read a local file; you can only upload it to the server and fetch the file with a network request.
I meant local to the server, not my computer. It's very easy to play an audio file on the server (<audio id = "player"></audio><script>player.src = "myMusicFolder/myMusicFile.mp3"; player.play();</script>); do I need a network request for a server-local text file?
Yes.