Sorry about that — feel free to email me at the associated address if it’s not clear.

private static Expression GetEqualsExpr(ParameterExpression param,
String property,
TColumn value)
{
Expression prop = Expression.Property(param, property);
Expression val = Expression.Constant(value);
return Expression.Equal(prop, val);
}

public static Expression<Func> GetWhereAndLambda(Dictionary filters)

I think that you can make it even more powerful using Type parameters for the Type of object you are filtering… So, e.g., the GetEquals method becomes something like:

private Expression GetEqualsExpr(ParameterExpression param,
String property,
TColumn value)
{
Expression prop = Expression.Property(param, property);
Expression val = Expression.Constant(value);
return Expression.Equal(prop, val);
}

signature for GetWhereLambda becomes something like:

public static Expression<Func> GetWhereAndLambda

Thank you!

Thanks for such a great player! I really like the playlist feature, is tricky if existent in yahoo media player. Yours is quite complex in how much it can do, but also very easy to customize. Kudos!

I’m wondering if there is way to have several playlist boxes on one page, such as if I am demo’ing sample songs from two different bands and want them clumped each in their own box, per band.

When I code it as two different div’s, the JS still automatically takes the second list of song links and puts them into the first playlist.

[Showing example for now at: http://jazzman.ipsumwebdesign.com/demos/ . Source code shows that there are two "myplayer" div's.]

Thoughts or workarounds? Thanks very much!
-Catherine

Nice tutorial.. how did you get the apt-get to work on amazon linux ami!!