Kill the tick sound on refresh?

[Bruce W.1]

My web app refreshes once a minute, using a meta refresh tag. Is there
a way to eliminate the tick sound emitted by IE when it refreshes?

Thanks for your help.

[Curt_C [MVP]]

"emitted by IE".... it's a clientside issue, not a serverside one.
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Curt Christianson
Owner/Lead Developer, DF-Software
www.Darkfalz.com
"Bruce W.1" <[e-mail] l> wrote in message
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My web app refreshes once a minute, using a meta refresh tag. Is there
a way to eliminate the tick sound emitted by IE when it refreshes?

Thanks for your help.

[DalePres]

Don't you hate that sound!?!? I would bet money that Microsoft was NOT
getting hords of protesting customers picketing outside Redmond and chanting
"We want a sound when we navigate!" I don't know where they get the idea
for some of these things they force on us.

But I digress...

I don't know if this would still work in .Net, but in non-.Net environments
(I've used it as recently as W2K and IIS5.0), you can use remote scripting
to get fresh data for a field without refreshing the page. Doing so
prevents the Navigate event and it's the Navigate event that causes the
sound.

If you are in control of the client, you can also go to Control Panel ->
Sounds and under Windows Explorer set the Start Navigation sound to None.

"Bruce W.1" <[e-mail] l> wrote in message
news:40******** *******@direct. email...

My web app refreshes once a minute, using a meta refresh tag. Is there
a way to eliminate the tick sound emitted by IE when it refreshes?

Thanks for your help.

[Alvin Bruney [MVP]]

building on this idea, you can behaviors and a webservice to provide server
side data with no refresh. Here's a link:

http://tinyurl.com/yqlj5
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Regards,
Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]
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Don't you hate that sound!?!? I would bet money that Microsoft was NOT
getting hords of protesting customers picketing outside Redmond and chanting "We want a sound when we navigate!" I don't know where they get the idea
for some of these things they force on us.

But I digress...

I don't know if this would still work in .Net, but in non-.Net environments (I've used it as recently as W2K and IIS5.0), you can use remote scripting
to get fresh data for a field without refreshing the page. Doing so
prevents the Navigate event and it's the Navigate event that causes the
sound.

If you are in control of the client, you can also go to Control Panel ->
Sounds and under Windows Explorer set the Start Navigation sound to None.

"Bruce W.1" <[e-mail] l> wrote in message
news:40******** *******@direct. email...

My web app refreshes once a minute, using a meta refresh tag. Is there
a way to eliminate the tick sound emitted by IE when it refreshes?

Thanks for your help.

[charles]

This is too hacky for words but...

If you put the content of your page in an iframe and you use javascript to
do the reload by reassigning the src, you can avoid the click. You can
avoid other irrication refreshing artifacts by double-buffering the iframe
like this:

<iframe id=Content0 frameborder=0 scrolling="no"
src=""
width="100%" height="<%=sHei ght%>">
</iframe>
<iframe id=Content1 frameborder=0 scrolling="no"
src=""
width="100%" height="<%=sHei ght%>"
style="display: none;background :lightblue">
</iframe>
var theURL = "contentPage.as px";
var CurrentlyVisibl e = 1;
function ReloadContent()
{
if (navigator.appN ame.indexOf("Ne tscape") == -1)
{
if (CurrentlyVisib le == 0) CurrentlyVisibl e = 1;
else CurrentlyVisibl e = 0;
if (document.getEl ementById("Cont ent"+CurrentlyV isible).src != theURL)
{
document.getEle mentById("Conte nt"+CurrentlyVi sible).src = theURL;
}
else

document.getEle mentById("Conte nt"+CurrentlyVi sible).contentW indow.location. r
eload(true);
}
else
{
CurrentlyVisibl e = 0
document.getEle mentById("Conte nt"+CurrentlyVi sible).src = "";
document.getEle mentById("Conte nt"+CurrentlyVi sible).src = theURL;
}
}
window.setInter val("ReloadCont ent()",5000);

"Bruce W.1" <[e-mail] l> wrote in message
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My web app refreshes once a minute, using a meta refresh tag. Is there
a way to eliminate the tick sound emitted by IE when it refreshes?

Thanks for your help.