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Comment out this line in your web.config file like so:

<!--<trust level="High" />-->

Additionally, if you installed blogengine.net in the root of your server and have problems with other asp.net applications, you can limit child applications from inheriting your root web.config by:

1. Put this right above the <system.web> line (~line 39):
   <location path="." inheritInChildApplications="false">
2. Put this right after the </system.web>: </location>

I hope this helps someone.

Homepage for Maxthon < 2.0 but may work for > 2.0

Step 1: Edit plugin.iniIncrement the number by one

[MyIE2Buttons]  Count=31  

Then at the bottom on the file

Name31=Search Title  FileName31=search_name.html  

Note: Make sure that the numbers are the same!

Step 2: Copy the search html files - download:
search_title.html - this goes in the C:\Program Files\Maxthon\Plugin\Super Search folder

Available Addons

Slipcue Example - Useful for looking up Brazilian and World music album reviews and information

Allmovie

Urban Dictionary Example

Dusty Groove Example - Useful for looking up Brazilian and World music album reviews and information

Notes

Replaces the previous FLV Player for BlogEngine.NET. I need some help in defining all of the playable formats.  Right now I have flv, mp3, xml and asp (for playlists). With all of the great embedded players you can now play just about any media file you need to. You can customize how you want the player to display very easily by editing mediaplayer.cs. I coded it for my layout with a smaller width than you may need.

Acknowledgments

A copy with minor adjustments of the great MP3 Player plugin.

Features

Plays flv, mp3 and xml playlist files in an embedded player using JW FLV Media Player.

Notes

• Plays any file type that JW FLV Player supports.
• You can customize every aspect of the player by editing mediaplayer.cs
• By default the player size is 320x240 and it doesn't autoplay

Installation

1. Download the zip.
2. Unzip using any archive manager. At the top of unzipped package you should have two items: "mediaplayer" folder and "mediaplayer.cs" file.
3. Copy mediaplayer.cs into your BlogEngine extensions directory (/App_Code/Extensions).
4. Copy "mediaplayer" folder with all it content into root of your BlogEngine application - this is where you'll upload your media files for embedding also.  Make sure ASP.NET has at least read permissions on this folder. (you can delete the test files after you verify it works - they're not needed)

Using

1. Create a blog post. Add this line anywhere in the post: [ mediaplayer:test.flv ] (without the spaces)
2. You should see something like the embedded player below

Examples

Single FLV

Code: [ mediaplayer:test.flv ]

Single MP3

Code: [ mediaplayer:test.mp3 ]

XML Playlist

Code: [ mediaplayer:http://mirror.video.blip.tv/hot-shows.xml ]

The silverlight player is nicer than my wmv player but the main reason why I developed it was to play wma files - they're so much smaller. You can get the same quality at roughly half the bitrate of mp3 which means almost CD quality at 64 kbps or .5 megabytes per minute.