OpenTapeIndexer

First off, create a directory for this and the "base" opentape install. Unzip the fresh copy of your OpenTape installer, and drop it into this directory. Additionally, unzip OpenTapeIndexer.zip, and place the contents. These elements should appear next to each other in this directory as pictured. NOTE: Make sure your base opentape install is in a folder named "opentape", all undercase.

4. Configure Base OpenTape Install

Next, you should browse to your opentape directory, and configure it as a first time user. Configure any settings you want to span over all mixes you create in the future (for myself, I simply set the password and enable MP3 links in my list, and left everything else at default)

5. Configure OpenTapeIndexer Settings

At this point, you can configure four settings in OpenTapeIndexer's "index.php" page (located in the root of the folder you initial created).

$title sets the title of your indexer, $pageCaption sets the sub-title. $bannerColor is the hexadecimal color value of the top bar. Last but not least, the $allowMakeNewTapes boolean (true or false) determines whether or not you want to be able to make new tapes directly from this page.

if true (yes):

You will need to edit the $password variable inside the make.php file located in the code folder. Once you edit this password, you can simply click on the (+) on the indexer page, and create a new mixtape directory. NOTE: You can overwrite old tapes with this if you specify the same folder name. Make sure to type in a new folder name, or you will lose precious tapes you've already created.

Upon a successful directory name, it will automatically duplicate the base opentape directory you created and send you to the new one, ready for you to configure it and load in new music. If you enter an incorrect password, it will alert you and you will have to re-enter.