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Old 14th January 2001, 05:34   #1
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is this possible?

so, rather than going to the standard w/a i load my own url or html

i've not seen it done - but can it??

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Old 14th January 2001, 19:38   #2
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yes it is possible to do this,

u can do it in 1 of 2 ways

the first being if u have the html page that u wanna open stored on your hard drive, use windows explorer and replace winampmb.htm with your htm file winampmb.htm is stored in the winamp directory usually c:\program files\winamp\ make sure that u call your html file winampmb.htm

the second would be if u wanted to open a webpage on the internet such as http://www.yahoo.com all u need to do this time is wen u have the minibrowser open right click on the webpage and choose view source then replace all of the code with this

<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0; URL=SITE U WANT TO GO2 HERE">
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Old 14th January 2001, 20:43   #3
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not quite right

i know about winampmb.htm, which sits inside the winamp root folder. the methods u explained only allow for end-user redirection/edits, whatever.

i'm looking for a way of putting the url address into the skin.wsz, probably changing the code that calls winampmb.htm to my own url addy.

e.g. a skin for 'heinz beans' is downloaded & auto opens the 'beans web' inside the minibrowser every time! winampmb.html thereafter is never seen within that skin,
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Old 14th January 2001, 21:10   #4
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that ones even simpler, download mikroamp u can get it here, http://www.skinmaster.co.uk/mikroamp/

all u need to do is change ur winampmb.htm file to winampmb.txt and include this in the skin, then it will load ur page wen u choose the skin

<edit> poor grammer </edit>
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Old 14th January 2001, 21:47   #5
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The MikroAMP plugin is really the best way to do this, no winamp should be without MikroAMP anyhowwwwws.

I have a really tiny re-direct scrip that loads into my MB when you change skins, that either points to a hosted web page on my server or to anywhere I want it to.

For example, I've done skins for particular web sites, and I use my redirect script to point towards there domain address.

Check out MikroAMP I'm sure you will find this to be the best answer to your question.
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Old 14th January 2001, 23:48   #6
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thanx

so am i right in thinking that it's not possible on a standard winamp, only with the plug-in?

thanks, not really what i wanted to hear but i've learn't something today.

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yea thats the only draw back on that, it will only work on a winamp with mikroamp
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