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+ appendChild is IE-only I hear, maybe Safari also.

I need cross-browser W3C approved code, especially for FF3.5 and WebKit. Does anyone else know?

I'll try this anyway... for the sake of it.

I've adapted and added the code to my Appdev page
http://xenon.kevinghadyani.com/appdev/

but it doesn't work!
Testing on FF 3.5b99

Thanks, I'll try it.

Firefox,opera, webkit and safari betas support it.

How can I dynamically change the src attribute of an audio tag?
I've tried getElementById but it's no use.

I'm quite sure it does.
That was not my query.
I don't like using code that goes (If IE then this otherwise this)....
I wanted the code to control these sounds too, like all the controls, so I can...

That doesn't help too much. All it tells you how to do is to play a sound using outdated browsers... with 2-browser support. I want this to be net-neutral to be honest... so FF3....etc...

Does...

I'm trying to embed streaming sound in my web page by using <embed>, or <audio> or something.
How can I get Javascript to control the sound (eg start, stop, pause, rewind, forward, skip song, go...

I tried to use an XHTML 1.1 doctype but it breaks when I do. If I leave it out, it's fine! Weird.

Thanks, brilliant. My problem was just that bracket.
The standardising was ok, but strangely the styles didn't work unless I took out the XHTML 1.1 reference.

Why might that be?

Thanks so far, I'll do that tomorrow.

My text editor. kate.

It doesn't help too much to be honest. I checked it out on W3C tester and I think it has something to with the trig functions.

Yes I do. ff3.0.3

By spin I mean orbit.

The page is at http://32.97.40.13

I have:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
int numdegrees=0;
function spinit() {
var themoon=document.getElementById('moon');

themoon.style.position="relative";...