Well in IE when a page refreshes such as radio stats it makes a click sound, is there any way in the code you can make it so it dosnt make this click sound?
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Well in IE when a page refreshes such as radio stats it makes a click sound, is there any way in the code you can make it so it dosnt make this click sound?
Try tools > options?
I mean for the users of the site, if there listening to radio they dont wana be hearing "click" every 30 secsQuote:
Originally Posted by Galaxay
Oh right, sorry. "http://airhabbo.com/googleit.gif" :P I dont think there is though, im assuming you mean the click of the page refreshing?
I have googled it but it was coming up with what u said :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Galaxay
The best browser around tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by rawries
He asked for help how to sort it not for a new browser :rolleyes:
They gave him an alternative ":rolleyes:"Quote:
Originally Posted by Galaxay
I do use firefox, but not every one does.
Just say that this site is best viewed in Mozilla Firefox on your website?
Start, Control panel. Then go to your sound/audio properties and click "sounds". On there, there should be a sound called "Start Navigation", simply set that to none and hit OK.
IE is very annoying with that sound I must say.
No ones really listening he just doesnt want it on his site, as in for anyone.
No you can't disable it on your website I'm afraid.
Simple, don't use a meta refresh, I'm pretty sure AJAX Requests don't make a clicky sound?
Yeah AJAX doesn't make a clicky noise!
Make a new file in notepad or any other editor called "refresh.js" And copy the below code.
Then in your stats file.. copy this..Code:window.onload = doLoad;
function doLoad()
{
setTimeout( "refresh()", 30*1000 );
}
function refresh()
{
window.location.reload( false );
}
make sure they are BOTH in the same folder.. That should work, i haven't actually used this method before but i know of it.Code:<script type="text/javascript" src="refresh.js"></script>
Ty Works a star :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nli.