Author Topic: Multiple Channels on WordPress Pages (not posts)  (Read 1776 times)

butters8686

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Multiple Channels on WordPress Pages (not posts)
« on: January 02, 2010, 08:21:27 am »
Hello,

I am new to blubrry and this forum, but have been podcasting for almost two years now.  I am here to ask for some help...

While I have set up a number of separate channels to post different hours or snips of my radio show, I have found that while I am able to place them on posts thanks to available fields to place each file, I am not given these input fields for each channel when I place them on a page (for archives of past interviews).  It only allows me to post one "episode" (channel) on the pages.

Is there something I need to fix here or something you can guide me with to give me the ability to use Blubrry to place multiple channels on my pages?

If you log on to my site:  www.revengeofthe80sradio.com, you may notice the proper amount of players on each "interview archives" page but no info on who is being interviewed (text).  This is because I am unable to edit the info on pages (aside from the first channel).

Thank you for your help.

CC

angelo

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Re: Multiple Channels on WordPress Pages (not posts)
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2010, 01:25:18 pm »
Such a feature, multiple episodes to one static page, does not exist but it is on our TODO list.

Things to keep in mind: Podcast episodes on static pages are not associated with any feeds, so they will not be distributed in the way a true 'podcast' is distributed. At that point, all you are doing is placing audio/video player in your static pages.

Until the multiple episode option for static pages is added, you can do the following utilizing our [powerpress] shortcode. By specifying the URL of the media file, you can add the PowerPress player where you want in your post. Here is an example:

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[powerpress url="http://www.example.com/path/to/media.mp3"]

You can repeat this to insert as many PowerPress players into the page as you like.