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looking for an example of sound on mouseover
Poster: wpatters1229
Dated: Friday March 3 2006 - 22:58:33 GMT
I know you can do a onfunction on a menu but I just want to see an example on a site so I can test it againest several browser types and then it would be nice to see the aI for one of the items. I did a search but kept coming up with a link to a page that would not load.
Poster: Andy
Dated: Monday April 10 2006 - 15:19:39 BST
Hi,
The menu can fire onmousover and onmouseout events (onfunctionand offfunction)
You could use these to fire a custom JavaScript function to play a sound.
sound example
Poster: wpatters1229
Dated: Monday April 10 2006 - 17:25:18 BST
I actually figured it out from one of your examples. The only problem is that it takes time for the sound to get loaded and therefore makes using the menus a bit slow for the first time. The files are really small...1k It was just something to play with.
Thanks
Poster: Migru
Dated: Wednesday April 19 2006 - 8:46:07 BST
Hi
Quote:
The only problem is that it takes time for the sound to get loaded
preload the sound,
http://www.javascripter.net/faq/sound/preload.htm
Michael
Add it where? - what to add?
Poster: idaryl
Dated: Friday September 29 2006 - 21:37:51 BST
The menu can fire onmousover and onmouseout events (onfunctionand offfunction)
Where do you add the string for this to work - I found this:
Code:
// Open the Menus OnClick - leave blank for OnMouseover (1=on/0=off)
or is there another place
and if its a funtion() call - how is the string written onmouseover="mySwf.Play()
Quote:
I have written flash file that responds to a mouseover/onclick/mouseout event - and I'm trying to get it to work within the structure of the menu system
any help on this would be appreciated[/i]
Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Sunday October 1 2006 - 7:11:50 BST
There are two menu item properties that correspond to onmouseover and onmouseout events; they are onfunction and offfunction, respectively. Click here to see an example showing the use of these properties.
Hope that helps,
Kevin
Poster: Ruth
Dated: Sunday October 1 2006 - 10:12:09 BST
Hi,
Also, you can try here which is specific to doing sound onmouseover using onfunction.
Ruth
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