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bell sound
How can I make the monitor bell sound when I output a warning message to the status bar? The following code
produced the text of the message, but not the bell sound...
top.status = "\007You must first select \"Violation\"!\007"; // warn the user not to select the grayed-out Comments again!
produced the text of the message, but not the bell sound...
top.status = "\007You must first select \"Violation\"!\007"; // warn the user not to select the grayed-out Comments again!
ASKER
I should have made the question clearer. I was already
aware that I could embed an audio file. I don't want
anything with that much overhead. I'm developing on a
Unix platform, for other Unix platform users (Intranet
application). I want the equivalent of the Unix command
echo "^G"
In other words, just the terminal/monitor bell, not anything
coming out of the speaker.
Perhaps this isn't possible, but I thought it should be...
aware that I could embed an audio file. I don't want
anything with that much overhead. I'm developing on a
Unix platform, for other Unix platform users (Intranet
application). I want the equivalent of the Unix command
echo "^G"
In other words, just the terminal/monitor bell, not anything
coming out of the speaker.
Perhaps this isn't possible, but I thought it should be...
I agree, if char 7 was going to work it would be done like this:
document.write(unescape("% 07"),"<BR> ")
But I tried it and it didn't.
document.write(unescape("%
But I tried it and it didn't.
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in this particular case I would say use the chimes.wav file --
(You may also wish to check the copyright on this w/ Microsoft>>
however for the purpose of example the code would look like something like:::
<embed src="chimes.wav" width=2 height=2>
height/width--so it doesn't appear in full size...
A good place to get additional plug in information is
http://www.liveupdate.com--designed to play midi files
Multiple sound files are possible...
I would suggest you download Cresendo first and give it a try..
hope this helps
ps--Remember that your web server must be configured correctly
to transmit audio to the client...