silica mp3 widget - does it save state?
i.e. does it save the folder of playlist?
Wednesday, August 24, 2005 by retiredmaster | Discussion: DesktopX
Anyone any idea if or where the Silica MP3 widget stores the data about the last opened folder or playlist?
Also is there a way to set the default 'folder' as 'My Music' rather than 'my documents' (or possibly some other folder...) ??
Sorry if these are silly questions. There is a possibility that I'm just being thick.
Thanks.
Also is there a way to set the default 'folder' as 'My Music' rather than 'my documents' (or possibly some other folder...) ??
Sorry if these are silly questions. There is a possibility that I'm just being thick.
Thanks.
MountainDragon
Reply #2 Wednesday, August 24, 2005 4:14 PM
Reply #2 Wednesday, August 24, 2005 4:14 PM
Well, it uses the DX player plugin, and as far as I can tell, it doesn't store the last used path, since mine seems to change based on what I did in other areas... for instance, I can open a playlist, then go to properties for a DX object and load an image, then go back to the open playlist dialog, and the folder is the one I used last for the image load.
This is an area I would like to see some improvement in, since there seems to be no way to have the DX player either remember the last used playlist, or to load a specific file without the dialog (so I could store the name myself.)
This is an area I would like to see some improvement in, since there seems to be no way to have the DX player either remember the last used playlist, or to load a specific file without the dialog (so I could store the name myself.)
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Reply #1 Wednesday, August 24, 2005 5:38 AM