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Live Feed Links. 

We're now offering bands our exciting live feed links, a unique feature your fans will love. By using a simple link you’ll be able to display the up-to-date charts ranking of your tracks right on your homepage or web site.

And you can be as creative as you like. Because the data is in text form, you can format the output any way you wish to best fit in with the layout of your pages (just follow our format tips below).

Get started right away - click here to generate the live feed links for your web pages !

And new: our live feed for your status bar - see below for details.


Format tips. 

As an example, let's say your track is ranked at number 12 in our Alternative Charts. By pasting our live feed link anywhere on your site, you'd get the following output:

Currently #12 on the MP3 Alternative Charts.

And now you want to change the font color to orange. Place the opening html tag before our live feed link, and the closing tag immediately following it.

<font color=orange><script language = "JavaScript" src="http://www.mp3charts.com/livedata/AL2470.js"></script></font>


And here's what your surfers will see:

Currently #12 on the MP3 Alternative Charts.



Status bar live feed. 

A new feature for bands with advanced html skills, you can use our status bar live feed in addition to our normal live feeds - giving your track maximum promotion on your own web site !!

We'll guide you through the 3 step process:

1.
Click here to generate a status bar live feed for your track.

2. Open the source code of your main page and paste the status bar live feed anywhere between the opening <head> and closing </head> tags.

3. So that the message scrolls, you need to add the following code into the <body> tag:

onLoad="timerONE=window.setTimeout('scroll(100)',500);"

Your body tag should then look something like this:

<body bgcolor="black" alink="red" vlink="blue" onLoad="timerONE=window.setTimeout('scroll(100)',500);">

Save the file and upload it to your server !!