--It does not stream the song when people "start" the slideshow. (They have to click the mute button twice) --It does not play the music in full (It plays a portion, then starts the music from the beginning)
Please,.....help me solve this. You never respond to me on this problem, but I beg that you do.
Since the time I last posted this I HAVE ALso moved to a faster cluster server, but still internet explorer and firefox both require you to push the mute button twice...also, the entire song does not stream.
I took a look at your xml code and I have a suggestion (or it might just be a wild guess). I see that you’ve specified backgroundMusic as a url with http:// etc. Can you see what happens if you just use a relative link instead? In other words, use this setting:
backgroundMusic = “streamsound1.mp3”;
Here I’m assuming that your mp3 is in the same directory as your xml.
Even though the manual uses the term “url” for sound files, I just use relative links in my xml and they work as expected.
My next suggestion/wild guess is to include some of the other backgroundMusic settings (see the manual) in your xml. I wonder if explicitly entering a setting, such as backgroundMusicVolume, rather than relying on the defaults, will help.
Also, if you have the opportunity to test your code on a different server, that might be useful in figuring this out.
Forsh, I have something else for you to take a look at.
Perhaps I'm missing something, but you're calling monoslideshow twice with the same default xml file on your home page. Importantly, the first time you call it, your destination div, mssHolder, doesn't seem to be defined. And that first call to monoslideshow is before you include
If that is indeed an error, you could remove that first monoslideshow load (which is writing to the non-existent mssHolder div) and see if your mp3 loads properly. I'd also suggest putting the line above into your header rather than the body.