jamesx521
08-18-2006, 09:41 AM
I'll be using Dreamweaver, HTML, not Flash for this... but if it's not possible w/o Flash, then I'll seek Flash help for it. So, I've never done this, but would need to have the following:
1. The page will have a main looping MP3 music sample playing on the background... when people go to the website, the sample will automatically start playing until they hit a pause button (if they want to stop it).
2. Also it would be good if there is volume button too.
3. Does that main MP3 file go in the main root directory, or it doesn't matter?
4. I'll have many links to other MP3 samples in an audio directory in the site; once a user clicks to play a sample, the looping background sound (if still playing) MUST STOP playing, so that two songs are not playing at the same time... would that be some JS script?
5. For the simplest way possible, the MP3 samples are not put in separate pages, they are just put in the audio folder and the <href> links will just call the MP3 samples target="_blank", not .HTML pages with samples in them; is that the simplest way to have it? Are all browsers OK with it too?
Thanks.
1. The page will have a main looping MP3 music sample playing on the background... when people go to the website, the sample will automatically start playing until they hit a pause button (if they want to stop it).
2. Also it would be good if there is volume button too.
3. Does that main MP3 file go in the main root directory, or it doesn't matter?
4. I'll have many links to other MP3 samples in an audio directory in the site; once a user clicks to play a sample, the looping background sound (if still playing) MUST STOP playing, so that two songs are not playing at the same time... would that be some JS script?
5. For the simplest way possible, the MP3 samples are not put in separate pages, they are just put in the audio folder and the <href> links will just call the MP3 samples target="_blank", not .HTML pages with samples in them; is that the simplest way to have it? Are all browsers OK with it too?
Thanks.