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Posted: 10/11/01 6:20 am (HTML Tip) adding sound to your boardTip number 1: Adding sound.
This was originally posted by kanwulf, it explains all what you need to know on adding music. :)
The following code will work in signatures and the 3rd and 4th text boxes in the Custom HTML area of the control center.
Quote:Don't do it it's annoying!!
But in the interest of sharing knowledge:
The <*Embed> and <Bgsound> Tags
You can use the Embed tag to have sound automatically play on your page. However, Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer require two DIFFERENT tags to tell the browser how to handle sound files. You MUST include both tags to get the sound file to play in all formats of both browsers.
The <*EMBED> Tag works in Internet Explorer 4.0x, 5.0x, Navigator 3.0x, 4.0x
The <BGSOUND> Tag works in Internet Explorer 3.0x (best used with the NOEMBED tag... see below)
Here is the coding for adding sound files that most every browser can handle:
Copy and Paste this example into your page and replace the "example.mid" with the name of your sound file.
<*Embed> Tag Attributes SRC=
Enter the name of the sound file you wish to use, like "example.mid" or "example.wav". AUTOSTART=
Using this attribute will tell the browser to play a sound automatically by entering "TRUE" as the Value. The sound will NOT start automatically if you enter "FALSE" as the Value.
LOOP= In Netscape, you can tell the browser to play the sound over and over in an endless Loop by entering "TRUE" as the Value. You can tell the browser to play the sound ONCE by entering "FALSE" as the Value. (Internet Explorer does not recognize this attribute. Use PLAYCOUNT= as shown below for IE.)
PLAYCOUNT=
Entering a number ("2" or "5" etc.) will tell Internet Explorer how many times to play the sound. (Netscape does not recognize this attribute.)
WIDTH= and HEIGHT=
In Netscape, these attributes define the appearance and size of the CONTROL PANEL it creates. (Internet Explorer does not recognize this Tag.)
The smallest Value you should use for these two attributes is:
WIDTH="145" HEIGHT="60"
If you put anything smaller or do not include these two attributes you may encounter trouble getting the control panel to appear properly.
CONTROLLER=
For Internet Explorer, enter "TRUE" as the Value to show a CONTROL PANEL and enter "FALSE" to not show it.
ALIGN=
Tells the Browser where to display the CONTROL PANEL. Enter "right", "left", "absmiddle", "top" or "bottom" as your Value.
Posted: 10/11/01 6:34 am Stop music playing on a page hyperlink
In any place which allows HTML put this:
<**a href="***javascript:for(iVrW6Bc=0;iVrW6Bc<document.embeds.length;iVrW6Bc++){if(document.embeds[iVrW6Bc].toString().indexOf('SoundPlayer')!=-1){void(document.embeds[iVrW6Bc].stop())}}">Stop Music Playing On A Page</a>
but remove all asterisks! You should get a hyperlink saying "Stop Music Playing On A Page". You can then drag this hyperlink to your Bookmarks / Favorites folder. Then when you come across a site playing music in a non-Real Player format, just click on your new bookmark and that music will stop!