As pointed out by bradc OpiePlayer2 is not able to open desktop files.

Now we check if it is a valid desktop file and then ask for the DocLnk::file()
and then use that for open.

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/noncore/multimedia/opieplayer2/playlistwidget.cpp b/noncore/multimedia/opieplayer2/playlistwidget.cpp
index 6a15134..36f77be 100644
--- a/noncore/multimedia/opieplayer2/playlistwidget.cpp
+++ b/noncore/multimedia/opieplayer2/playlistwidget.cpp
@@ -322,19 +322,25 @@ void PlayListWidget::addAllVideoToList() {
     d->selectedFiles->addToSelection(  lnk);
   }
     tabWidget->setCurrentPage(0);
     writeCurrentM3u();
     d->selectedFiles->first();
 }
 
 
-void PlayListWidget::setDocument( const QString& fileref ) {
+void PlayListWidget::setDocument( const QString& _fileref ) {
   //    odebug << "<<<<<<<<set document>>>>>>>>>> "+fileref << oendl; 
+    QString fileref  = _fileref;
     fromSetDocument = TRUE;
+    
+    DocLnk lnk(_fileref);
+    if(lnk.isValid())
+	fileref = lnk.file();
+    
     QFileInfo fileInfo(fileref);
 
     if ( !fileInfo.exists() ) {
         QMessageBox::warning( this, tr( "Invalid File" ),
                                tr( "There was a problem in getting the file." ) );
         return;
     }