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direct download link for each song individually

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  altweb
  on 6/8/11
  Hi.
  I'm wondering how to set direct download link for each song individuality? i already inserted the download link in mp3gallery.xml, but when i click noting happened!
  
  

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  corneliu.chi
  on 8/8/11
  Setting a direct link to the mp3 file will, most times, open the mp3 in the browser. The mp3 file was probably loading and you couldn't see anything while it loaded. Try using a php file that will force the browser to download the mp3. This would be the code:
  

                  
  <?php
  $filename = $_GET['f'];
  header('Content-disposition: attachment; filename='.basename($filename));
  readfile($filename);
  ?>
  
                  

  
  Just create a php file with this code and use it in the XML file like this:
  

                  
  <buy price="9.99" target="_blank">http://www.yourdomain.com/.../phpFile.php?f=http://www.yourdomain.com/.../Song.mp3</buy>
  
                  

  
  This will redirect the user to download the mp3 file.

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• altweb
  on 13/8/11

  Thanks alot, work for me.
• corneliu.chitanu
  on 15/8/11

  It's great to hear this. Enjoy the player!
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  sunsetbs
  on 3/12/11
  Hi, I recently used your code as above. It worked correctly but then I started seeing that it was now saving the actual php page instead of the song. Could you please help?

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• corneliu.chitanu
  on 5/12/11

  Hello,
  
  It should download the mp3 file, if used correctly. Maybe the path to the mp3 file is not correct.
  
  If you need us to take a look, please buy a support ticket and share a link to your player. We'll find a solution for you. Also, please share the code that you used in the php file.
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  johnvella
  on 5/1/12
  i'm trying to implement this but am confused.
  
  the instructions state that if the url attribute is blank or missing, then the buy/download button will not appear. since there is no url attribute in your example, i get no button.
  
  also, can you use relative links? for example, content/songs/file.mp3 like in the tags of the example file?

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• corneliu.chitanu
  on 10/1/12

  Hello,
  
  On your player the buy XML tag might be different. If you have a "url" attribute set the value for it, just like I did under the "buy" XML tags above.
  
  Yes, you can use relative paths. However, make sure that the path to the PHP file is correct relative to the webpage that uses the player, and the path to the MP3 file (that is given as a parameter to the PHP file) should be relative to the PHP file.
  
  Hope this will solve the issue.

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