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HTML code for mid files
I currently maintain a family web site and would like a certain mid file to play continuously while visitors view 5 pages at the site that were created to celebrate a family member's birthday.
Currently, each of the five pages is set up separately with the song included in the following code <EMBED src="song.mid" loop="3">. When a visitor selects "next page" the song starts again at the begining. Is there any way to have the song play continuously - without starting over - until the visitor is finished viewing the last page? Thank you for your assistance! Mack |
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spawn a pop-up window (do a google search for "javascript pop-up window") that has the <EMBED> tag in it. This window will then sit and play the midi file while the person browses, without interruption.
Or create your site with a left and right (or top and bottom. . . whatever you like) frame. Put the midi control in the left frame, but have the new pages appear in the right frame (look into named frames, and then the "target" attribute of an anchor ref). Because the left frame doesn't change while the person browses, the midi will play uninterrupted. Otherwise, I believe the midi will restart when the page is reloaded, unless you put it in a section that doesn't reload (hence the pop-up and the non-refreshing frame I suggested above) |
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