Component Description
This component provides a new context menu item "place after current playing", that allows you to place any tracks after the current playing one in the playing playlist. It comes with various settings to change it's behavior like having your tracks moved or copied or having them enqueued if the playing playlist is locked.

This is very useful as default doubleclick action for stuff like database search or album list.

Current Version
Version 1.0

Download
http://chron.visiondesigns.de/foobar2000/f...ackpos_v1.0.zip

Homepage / More Info
http://chron.visiondesigns.de/foobar2000/


Note that this component is incompatible with any versions of foo_uie_queuemanager before version 0.2.2, so please upgrade foo_uie_queuemanager before installing this component

Very nice! Thank you.

Thank you. Maybe you should merge some of your components, as they offer related functionalities...

smart boy!!!!
YUPI!!!

Nice. Thank you, I'll use this feature a lot.

I actually split this from my foo_uie_queuemanager component, as this component is very special in my opinion: It is something foobar in it's default config absolutely lacks and everyone should have. Foobar has no acceptable default action for things like Database search etc. (Till i wrote this component I always had to do drag&drop...).

So I don't want to "spoil" this (in my opinion) ultimately useful component with things only a minority of the userbase might want (like foo_removeplayed for example).

Very nice plugin! Thanks!

I have no request but would just like to mention that the names of the two options for "Move instead of copy..." are very confusing.

Well, propose better names

Ok!

1) Move if tracks belongs to playing playlist

2) Don't place if track alrady is placed after current playing (Explanation: That has nothing to do with moving or copying, or?)

And?

You don't seem to have understood the functionality

If both options are unchecked, "place after current" just inserts the tracks after the current playing one.

If the first option is activated and you do right click -> place after current on the playing playlist, the songs are not inserted, but moved.

If the second options is activated and you use "place after current" in any other situation than the one affected by option1, all occurrences of the tracks to "place after current" are removed from the playing playlist. Then the tracks are inserted.

So activating the second option makes it impossible to create a duplicate entry of one song in the playlist by using "place after current".

Cool plugin. But I am confused by one thing. You say "This is very useful as default doubleclick action for stuff like database search or album list." I can't see that as a selection option in my preferences. Am I missing something?

Thanks!

there not a way with this plugin to change the order of tracks in the playback queue?

no, sry - one day I'll implement this in one of my plugins, promised


Selection for what?
Setting default action of database search?

Well, you made the statement that I quoted and it intrigued me. I would like to be able to use it in the Album List Panel but anywhere would be good. I haven't found it anywhere except the context menus which are not double click but rather left click and hunt.

The component itself does only create this context menu entry.
But most other components allow you to use any context menu entry as default doubleclick action (eg. Database Search - in preferences -> Database Search -> Other -> "default action").
Album list seems not to allow this, but you can use playlist tree panel instead.

What's working for me now is creating a keyboard shortcut. Great component. Much thanks!

Really cool plugin. Is it possible to have a "place last in playing playlist"-feature also?

Why not all possible commans that are concerning the playing playlist? I mean "add", "send", "add and play" and "send and play"

Just adding my thanks for this plug-in.
It really has enhanced my listening pleasure.

I can keep my "Now Playing" playlist going while scrolling through my "Database" playlist.
Then combined with foo_removeplayed, I don't accidently hear the same song twice in the same sitting.

Keep up the great work Chronial!