Geoff Cox wrote on 15 mei 2008 in comp.lang.javascript
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On 15 May 2008 20:26:58 GMT, "Evertjan."
<exjxw.hannivoort@interxnl.netwrote:
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>>Geoff Cox wrote on 15 mei 2008 in comp.lang.javascript
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>>I am using Safari (v3.1.1) on a PC and click on an image to play a
>>sound. Once the sound is finished 2 images appear and the user has to
>>select one of them.
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>>This works perfectly well with IE, FF and Opera but with Safari the 2
>>images only appear if you move the mouse cursor after the sound has
>>finished!!
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>>Why?
>>
>>Since we just all lost our christal balls,
>>better post the relevant code.
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OK!
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t = what.id.substring(1,2);
what.onclick = '';
what.src = played.src;
soundManager.createSound({
id:'mySound'+t,
url:'../assets/audio/Track' + (+t) + '.mp3',
onfinish:function(){document.getElementById('test' +t+1).className =
'visibleDiv2'} });
soundManager.play('mySound'+t);
count++;
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it appears that to get the onfinish part to work you have to move the
cursor. I am being told by others that Safari has a bug related to
this. Know of anything?
It will depend on what soundManager means.
On the web iI read:
"SoundManager has been deprecated in favour of SoundManager 2"
Would that help?
Anyway, you will need a specialist on flash, not on javascript, meseems,
as in your code there is no <img>, no onmousemove=.
I think wrong NG.
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