Tom found some bugs, so now adding to and removing from playlists is closer to actually working all the time.
Note that when you make a new playlist (you see the 'new playlist' box only in those places where you can make a new playlist) it goes as a sub playlist to the one you are in when you make it. So the whole thing can be arbitrarily hierarchical. In other words you can make a playlist under your username, and then make a playlist under that new playlist, and so on and so on. The sub lists only show up as you drill down into your lists.
Probably I'm making it more confusing than it is. But if I make a playlist at /music/jim/test and then on that page I make another playlist, test2, it ends up at /music/jim/test/test2, not at /music/jim/test2. So this means that it doesn't show up in the left column when you are viewing /music/jim/. You have to click through to /music/jim/test/ before you see any playlists that are under /test/.
This way you can make a hierarchy to collapse your side bar if it gets too long. For instance, dave could make a 'music sampler collection' playlist, and then move his many music sampler playlists to underneath that. You might or might not want to do that depending on how you feel about that left column getting very long.
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Note that when you make a new playlist (you see the 'new playlist' box only in those places where you can make a new playlist) it goes as a sub playlist to the one you are in when you make it. So the whole thing can be arbitrarily hierarchical. In other words you can make a playlist under your username, and then make a playlist under that new playlist, and so on and so on. The sub lists only show up as you drill down into your lists.
Probably I'm making it more confusing than it is. But if I make a playlist at /music/jim/test and then on that page I make another playlist, test2, it ends up at /music/jim/test/test2, not at /music/jim/test2. So this means that it doesn't show up in the left column when you are viewing /music/jim/. You have to click through to /music/jim/test/ before you see any playlists that are under /test/.
This way you can make a hierarchy to collapse your side bar if it gets too long. For instance, dave could make a 'music sampler collection' playlist, and then move his many music sampler playlists to underneath that. You might or might not want to do that depending on how you feel about that left column getting very long.
- jim 3-25-2004 2:37 am