#!/usr/bin/perl
# To run this script put the following line into the body of your html
+ page.
# <!--#exec cgi="/path/to/bsmidi.cgi"-->
$datafile = "playlist.txt";
# Location of the playlist file.
# An example is included in the zip file.
$width = "0";
# The width of the control box.
$height = "0";
# The height of the control box.
$autostart = "true";
# Have the midis automatically play (true=yes, false=no)
$loop = "false";
# Have the song repeat (true=yes, false=no)
$showtitle = "true";
# Show song title. (true=yes, false=no)
$fntstyle = "Arial";
# Title Font Style.
$fntsize = "4";
# Title Font Size.
$fntbold = "true";
# Is Title Bold? (true=bold, false=plain)
open (GETDATA, "$datafile");
@Data = <GETDATA>;
close GETDATA;
srand(time ^ $$);
$number = rand(@Data);
$line = @Data[$number];
chomp ($line);
($title, $midi) = split(/\|/, $line);
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
if ($showtitle =~ /true/i)
{
print "<font size=\"$fntsize\" face=\"$fntstyle\">";
if ($fntbold =~ /true/i) {print "<strong>";}
print "$title";
if ($fntbold =~ /true/i) {print "</strong>";}
print "</font>\n";
}
print "<embed src=\"$midi\" width=\"$width\" height=\"$height\" autost
+art=\"$autostart\" loop=\"$loop\"><noembed><bgsound src=\"$midi\" loo
+p=true></noembed></embed>\n";
exit (0);
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