MP3Nut Referer Help

When you sign up, you're automatically given the ability to have a portable A-Z MP3 Archive that can go on your site, even without a database. Here's how it works:
Submit mp3s to the MP3Nut database and enter your referer ID when you submit them. You can then show these MP3s right on your site with your site's style, only having visiters go to MP3Nut to download them from their individual download pages. If you submit 100 MP3s, you can show them in the browsable archive on your site by artist, title or both, and when a user clicks the song he wants, the song's download page will open either in the same window or in a new one (you choose).

The html code for the Portable A-Z Archive

The A-Z archive will show a list of up to 25 mp3s at a time, in pages (so if you have 30 that start with A, it will show the first 25 at one time giving a link to see the next 5) - all from your site. All you do is use the tool below to generate code for it - so it knows whether to open download pages in the same window or a different one, to browse by artist or title, and what letter you want to show (you can also do it manually).

1. Get your html code

Put this code on the page that will show the mp3 listings where you want the list to show.

<script language="Javascript">
<!-- 
document.write('<script src="http://mp3nut.com/ref/jsbrowse.php' + location.search + '"><\/script>');
// -->
</script>

2. Get the link code

The form below will generate a link that you can cut and paste into your site to link to a page of your archive. For example, you could make a link that links to the page that shows the archive listing and tells it to show mp3s with artists starting with S, and to open download links in a new window. The letter code (the l=[a letter] part) just has the first letter of the result list in it (unless its for numbers, then put 9). You can manually change the link by changing that letter (allowing you to change quickly for a through Z so people can browse the archive). If you have any questions about it, email me using the contact page.

Now all you have to do is copy that code into your pages to get the link. If you want to make links completely manually, use this URL to make your link:
http://www.yoursite.com/archivepage.html?id=[your referer id]&l=[the letter the results start with]&s=[1 for artist, 2 for title]&h=[0 if open in same window, 1 if in new]

Later there will be a referer FAQ here, but I need to get questions first to make a list of them - so if you have any, email me.