Sound disapears when

[Danny@Canonians]

I open a file .

Hi to all ,

I put a sound file on a web page . It works fine but it stops playing when
the thumbnails are clicked on to show the larger file .
Is there a way to get this fixed ?
Thank you in advance for any help .

Can be viewed/heared at :
http://www.canonians.com/oswald.htm

Best regards ,

Danny

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Danny " Wheelie " Goossens
' Trying to capture my world from a wheelchair '
http://www.canonians.com

 

[Mark Fitzpatrick]

Danny,
Unfortunately, there's nothing really to fix. The thumbnails link to
images and not to web pages. Following the link from the thumbnail basically
unloads the page of thumbnails that includes the sound file before moving
onto the image. The only real way to get this to work is to use frames. If
you have an almost invisible frame, say one pixel high that contains nothing
but the sound file, you can put the thumbnails into the other frame. So long
as the thumbnails have a target of _self, then they will open the images in
the same frame that was linked to, leaving the frame that has the music file
in it still playing.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

 

[Steve Easton]

It is because the page playing the sound
looses focus when you click the image.

The only way to keep it playing is to
place it in a shared border.


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I open a file .

Hi to all ,

I put a sound file on a web page . It works fine but it stops playing when
the thumbnails are clicked on to show the larger file .
Is there a way to get this fixed ?
Thank you in advance for any help .

Can be viewed/heared at :
http://www.canonians.com/oswald.htm

Best regards ,

Danny

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____________________________________________________________________________
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Danny " Wheelie " Goossens
' Trying to capture my world from a wheelchair '
http://www.canonians.com

 

[Danny@Canonians]

Hi Mark ,

My very sincere thanks for the quick answer .
As you noticed , my site is made with frames .
Do you mean I should make a frame ( even as small as 1 pixel ) in the
frame of that page ?
I'm not sure if I inderstand it well but , anyway , I will try .
Ay least , it's some light in the darkness ...
Thank you again for your help .

Best regards ,

Danny

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Danny " Wheelie " Goossens
' Trying to capture my world from a wheelchair '
http://www.canonians.com
"Mark Fitzpatrick" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de (e-mail address removed)...
Danny,
Unfortunately, there's nothing really to fix. The thumbnails link to
images and not to web pages. Following the link from the thumbnail basically
unloads the page of thumbnails that includes the sound file before moving
onto the image. The only real way to get this to work is to use frames. If
you have an almost invisible frame, say one pixel high that contains nothing
but the sound file, you can put the thumbnails into the other frame. So long
as the thumbnails have a target of _self, then they will open the images in
the same frame that was linked to, leaving the frame that has the music file
in it still playing.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

 

[Danny@Canonians]

Hi Steve ,

Thank you for your tip .
I will try this solution as well .
I have now 2 ways to explore . Great !

Best regards ,

Danny

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Danny " Wheelie " Goossens
' Trying to capture my world from a wheelchair '
http://www.canonians.com
"Steve Easton" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de (e-mail address removed)...
It is because the page playing the sound
looses focus when you click the image.

The only way to keep it playing is to
place it in a shared border.