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Posted by Uli666 on 12/04/06 18:51
"cwdjrxyz" <spamtrap2@cwdjr.info> ha scritto
> This script apppears quite old and out of date. It appears to be from
> the browser war era when IE4 and Netscape 4 were the most recent
> browsers. It likely would be better to write a new, modern script than
> to try to update this senior citizen. Even in the browser war era, this
> script would work only for IE. Problem 1: BG sound works only on IE
> browsers and a very few others. Netscape was using embed for sound back
> then. Then IE also would support embed for sound. Problem 2. The
> document.all would work only on IE and close relatives, while Netscape
> used document.layers. Now modern browsers use document.getElementById.
> Layers is now gone for modern browsers. Modern IE, Mozilla
> family(Firefox,Netscape, Mozilla, Seamonkey) and Opera all support
> getElementById. IE6 will also still support document.all as will Opera,
> at least for some things. Also using a .wav is fine if you only use a
> very brief sound. However a .wma, .rm, and several other compressed
> audio formats have much less file size than a .wav, if your sound is
> longer - say a short song.
Thanks for your answer.
Yes, you are right. I also noticed that this scrip it's quite old. I agree
that would be better to write a new one, but I'm don't know JavaScrip enough
to do it. Could you help me in writing a new script?
I've managed to change the document.all with getElementById, but still
doesn't work on Firefox because of the bgsound (I guess).
The wav sound is very brief (less than 3 seconds) and it's just 29KB.
Thanks for helping.
Uli666
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