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MyGen 2.5 - MySpace Profile Creator/Editor/Generator :: View topic - myplaylist Home Create Profile Pre-made Profiles Contact Tables Generators Tutorials Log me on automatically each visit Register Log in to check your private messages MyGen.co.uk - MySpace Profile Generator Sponsored Links MyGen.co.uk Forum Index » MyGen Bugs myplaylist Goto page 1 , 2 Next View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Legacyofchiem Posts: 5 Posted: Monday 31st October 4:11am Post subject: myplaylist my playlist doesnt work when i put it on my myspace ..it onl shows a gray box Back to top Rocky MyGen Dogsbody Posts: 619 Location: Newcastle, UK Posted: Monday 31st October 9:49am Post subject: It looks like ".swf" has been filtered I'll look into it more, but in the mean time you can just rename the extension in your code to .mygen as i've made a copy and renamed the extension, it's probably not a permanent solution though so you may have to change it later. i.e. http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/xspf_player.mygen http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/xspf_player_slim.mygen Back to top Legacyofchiem Posts: 5 Posted: Monday 31st October 8:04pm Post subject: this sux it still doesnt work on mine even check it out Back to top Rocky MyGen Dogsbody Posts: 619 Location: Newcastle, UK Posted: Monday 31st October 10:19pm Post subject: You're not using the MyGen player Back to top Legacyofchiem Posts: 5 Posted: Monday 31st October 10:46pm Post subject: ohh.......well it still doesnt work Back to top superman57 MyGen Mod Posts: 392 Posted: Monday 31st October 10:51pm Post subject: Just run your flash file through www.tinyurl.com Example: www.path/to/flash_file.swf -----> www.tinyurl.com -----> www.tinyurl.com/ddodz _________________ Rate My Profile(Div Overlay) Back to top Legacyofchiem Posts: 5 Posted: Monday 31st October 11:22pm Post subject: wait wtf it doesnt work..plz check out my code and see whats rong with it <embed src="http://tinyurl.com/7s2cy autoload=1&autoplay=1&playlist_url=http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/71323.xspf" quality="high" bgcolor="e6e6e6" width="400" height="170" name="xspf_player" align="middle" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" /> <br> <center> MyGen.co.uk - myPlaylist Creator </center> Back to top superman57 MyGen Mod Posts: 392 Posted: Tuesday 01st November 2:20am Post subject: ahh sorry I didnt make it clear. You have to put everything thats in between the quotation marks where the flash file URL starts through tinyurl(hard to explain, ill show) Your original code <embed src="http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/xspf_player.swf?autoload=1&autoplay=1&playlist_url=http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/71323.xspf" quality="high" bgcolor="e6e6e6" width="400" height="170" name="xspf_player" align="middle" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" /> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <embed src=" http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/xspf_player.swf?autoload=1&autoplay=1&playlist_url=http://www.mygen.co.uk/profiles/myplaylist/71323.xspf " quality="high" bgcolor="e6e6e6" width="400" height="170" name="xspf_player" align="middle" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" /> Everything thats in RED needs to go through tinyurl. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` A working code for you <embed src="http://tinyurl.com/9j3wz" quality="high" bgcolor="e6e6e6" width="400" height="170" name="xspf_player" align="middle" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" /> _________________ Rate My Profile(Div Overlay) Back to top Legacyofchiem Posts: 5 Posted: Tuesday 01st November 4:09am Post subject: damn seriously ur a life saver Back to top Javen Posts: 3 Location: Detroit, Michigan Posted: Tuesday 01st November 9:04am Post subject: blockedContent So I did everything above, because mine was only coming out a grey box as well. I ran it through TinyURL, and during editing it showed up just fine, played all the right songs... but as soon as I hit submit it disappears... and when I go back to edit, instead of my "<embed", I get this... < blockedContent allowScriptAccess="never"src="http://tinyurl.com/9txha" menu="false" quality="high" width="300" height="320" name="index" allowScriptAccess="never" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" flashvars="playList=http://www.onyxwolf.com/myspace/mp3/playlist.xml&ShowPlaylist=1&ShowEQ=1&firstTrack=30&initVol=50" wmode="transparent" border="0" /> Back to top bracket Posts: 7 Posted: Tuesday 01st November 1:25pm Post subject: i did all the above,still i get a gray box. nothing seem to be working edited to add: im getting the blocked thingy as well. Back to top xDarkOnex Posts: 5 Location: Houston, TX, USA Posted: Wednesday 02nd November 3:27pm Post subject: i am too... if the embed tag is filtered completely.... how are ppl suppose to have music on their pages at all without reverting to a music profile...myspace is getting outta hand with these filters.. they gonna start losing members Back to top kajunchick23 Posts: 2 Location: Louisiana Posted: Wednesday 02nd November 5:01pm Post subject: Posted: Tuesday 01st November 8:04am Post subject: blockedContent -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So I did everything above, because mine was only coming out a grey box as well. I ran it through TinyURL, and during editing it showed up just fine, played all the right songs... but as soon as I hit submit it disappears... and when I go back to edit, instead of my "<embed", I get this... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I did the same thing and got the same thing !! Back to top elDanoelMano Posts: 31 Posted: Wednesday 02nd November 9:02pm Post subject: yeah they got me too... those bastards with their "blockedContent"... THEY'LL RUE THE DAY!!! Back to top eleven Posts: 5 Posted: Thursday 03rd November 6:03am Post subject: Deleted comment. Last edited by eleven on Friday 11th November 3:20pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts 1 Day 7 Days 2 Weeks 1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year Oldest First Newest First MyGen.co.uk Forum Index » MyGen Bugs All times are GMT Goto page 1 , 2 Next Page 1 of 2 Jump to: Select a forum MyGen Announcements ---------------- News & Announcements MySpace Profile Help Forums ---------------- Profile Layout Images Music Videos Flash Other HTML/CSS Help MySpace Profile Help MyGen Forums ---------------- MyGen Support Suggestions/Comments MyGen Bugs Contact Tables Everything Else ---------------- Rate My Profile! Anything Goes! 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Making the Chef: Stage ... or I'm a whore Making the Chef Thursday, April 21, 2005 Stage ... or I'm a whore Okay, so first of all, you pronounce it the French way, with an "ahh" sound. St-ah-ge. What is it? As I've posted before, a stage is something where you're basically doing an unpaid internship. It's basically an opportunity to see another kitchen and how it works and to learn. A few weeks ago I basically walked into one of the best restaurants in town (from a foodie perspective, at least) and asked if I could stage there on my days off. The chef agreed and yesterday I worked the garde mange station. For those not in the know, a garde mange is someone who serves the cold apps and salads, basically using the leftovers in the kitchen to make some of their meals, making sure that there is no waste. That, of course, is the textbook application of garde mange, but in reality, things aren't as recycled as much in most restaurants nowadays than they used to be. It was nice to be in a different kitchen, seeing how things were run. In this case, my stage had a very small kitchen, in reality, not much larger than my apartment living room, and 7 people were working there. Surprisingly enough, it worked well. Only one person was working on the saute station, the chef expedited and handled desserts, one person handled plating of the hot dishes, one person was doing prep, one was washing dishes, and two of us were on garde mange. So what did I notice? 1) Cool ingredients. I was picking arugula off of the stem, saving the leaves for salad and using the flowers for a special dish. The flowers were incredibly sweet, filled with nectar, yet they still had the peppery bite of the arugula. Not to mention the fact that I was picking the arugula on the back porch enjoying the warm spring sun. 2) The way ordering is done. Only the expediter has the tickets in hand. He calls out the tickets, the station acknowledges, and you keep a mental checklist of what's going on until you bring them back out. It might seem daunting, but it forces you to keep mentally sharp. 3) The way people work. These people work extremely clean, they are focused. There is no waste and they are fastidious about how they work. Why? Because there is no night porter to take care of the cleanup. You do it. 4) Beautiful plates with simple, clean, delish food. Thinks like tartare, beef tongue, and other classic ingredients are presented simply and cleanly. 5) Family meal rocked. 6) The GM brings you a stiff drink after the shifts are over. A small thing, but not to be overlooked. After all, mice go for cheese at the end of the maze. But more importantly, it's a small, but meaningful way of saying "thank you" at the end of the night. My heart was totally invested in being there and I was surprised at how well I did. Of course, I was taking notes as things went along, but a salad is a salad is a salad. All that mattered was remembering the ingredients that go into it. Everything else was on autopilot, and in some cases the plating was a lot easier because of the types of ingredients they were using for their salads. I was making some tall, beautiful salads :D I've been asked to come back next week. The phrase, "We'll let you know when it gets to the point when we need you to be there to work," i.e. we want to train you to work our line. Kickass. I'll be there. posted by LindyChef @ 8:08 PM 5 Comments: At 7:45 AM, April 22, 2005 , Estefan said... Marty, congratulations. You envisioned a place that was your ideal kitchen to work in and ultimately made that vision come true. One thing is for certain though. YOU ARE NOT A WHORE! If you go back and read through your comments of your paying job you will realize that what your participating in at that hotel is literally the downfall of all fine and respectable cuisine as we know it. Yes, bills are bills, and when Stag(ing)you don't get paid, but think of it like this. All WHORES get PAID! You see Marty, you've got it backwards my friend. You're the whore at yor paying job. Like most of us. For example, a brothel will take any piece of loose trash off the street (believe me, I've seen'em) and put them to work. But not at your new restaurant, no, they don't deal in the dirty manners of the food business. Like a good women they want more than just your body, they also want your mind. And in return they will give you theirs, and teach you more about life and yourself than ev'r thought imaginable. Nope Marty, if anything at this new restaurant your not the WHORE your the client and it sounds like your about to get the geisha treatment. As for me, I can be found on my back counting ceiling fan revolutions while being hump-fucked for $11 an hour. I want to end with a quote that I've been repeating over n'again in my head like a Koan for the last week, by the Great Craig Claiborne. "COOKING IS AT ONCE ONE OF THE SIMPLEST AND MOST GRATIFYING OF THE ARTS, BUT TO COOK WELL ONE MUST LOVE AND RESPECT FOOD." This business is simple, its the WHORES that make it diffuclt. At 12:12 PM, April 22, 2005 , HB said... That totally rocks. And if you have to train for free while you're working in another, lesser kitchen, then so be it. You're doing something beyond mundane drivel and it sounds like it's worth it. At 9:29 PM, April 25, 2005 , -Tim, the other lindy chef said... dude that is totally awesome, staging is so fun, and I have found it is always better in a smaller kitchen. My first stage was at the Water Grill, and it was a cool experience but at that same time I felt it was somewhat of a waste of time. It was such a big kitchen, that I felt kind of useless, and I basically prepped some veggies, and then just stood around most of the night. But the second place I went to, Maison Akira, a french restaurant owned by a japanese chef, here in pasadena, was much better. Smaller kitchen, more personal, and I was able to work with the owner, Akira Hirose. Sounds like a good time, see you in may At 9:12 PM, April 27, 2005 , Sue said... It sounds like you are suited to the life. Your love for food shows in your post. Vaya con dios, amigo. At 11:49 PM, April 27, 2005 , LindyChef said... Thanks for all of the encouraging comments. I just finished my second night of the stage and my feelings were only confirmed when I found out they recently won an award for best restaurant in Seattle. Post a Comment << Home It's only the beginning of the long day's journey into night. 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