To avoid misunderstandings:
This relates to a HTML5 standalone, not to using HTML5 in a browser widget.
We could use two steps.
Step 1.
Use one certain audio file. Make this work from the html file containing
where audio is a folder at the same location as your html file
(on the server tha
Hi,
I have to admit, I'm a little confused.
1. Do I have to set the defaultFolder to specialFolderPath ("Documents") in
openStack ?
2. After I copy the HTML file in the folder Documents, do I have to change
it's name ?
3. Do I have to write sometihing like in both HTML files ?
4. Do I hav
> Thanks Sean.
> I will have to work hard because I am not familiar with Dynamic HTML.
One simple way to do that:
Write, a little bit more as Sean wrote, in your html file:
Then first set in LC newsound, may be randomly:
put "/audio/guitar-melody.wav" into newsound
Then issue from LC:
do "do
Thanks a lot Sean,
I think you have the right solution.
I will have to work hard because I am not familiar with Dynamic HTML.
A few trials and errors should solve the problem.
Thanks again
Alain
> Le 15 mai 2019 à 20:56, Pi Digital via use-livecode
> a écrit :
>
> Hi again Alain
>
> What
Hi again Alain
What you are talking about I think is known as a form of Dynamic HTML.
Basically you use LiveCode to build your list of audio files (put the files
into tFileList) and choose one (random or picked by the user via a
mobilePick...) then replace out the source file pointer ( On 15 Ma
Thanks Sean,
You did not misunderstand my request.
You make me go one step forward : now I can call a sound to be played from a
folder where there are several other sound.
Now, how can I played a sound chosen by random your chosen by the user; in
other words, how can I replace "piano-melody.wa
Hi Alain
The key here is in the line
Instead of just piano-melody.wav you would put in the whole path or relative
path to the file. Example, if your file structure has a folder called ‘html’
containing your html file and then another folder called ‘audio’ which contains
all your audio files
