yeah you don't get answers for SPAMMING THE BOARD GWYNNE


One post was ENOUGH you should just wait for an answer


not start new posts because YOU don't get one


that is SPAMMING



we have mentioned some things about how but you keep starting another post

All I know is the person who responded to my initial post.

He asked me a question. I answered it and they never responded with a solution.

I just wanted someone who understood why this was happening with a Bravenet product to answer.

I was not trying to "slam." I was just trying to get an answer to a web site problem.

Thank you for answering the post just the same.

Gwynne,

You have uploaded the music and now you want to add it to your site? correct? How do you want to add it? Do you want to make it a background sound? for people to download? a music player?

You can google how to add music to your site, but I am unsure exactly what you want. If you can explain a bit better what it is you are trying to do I will do my best to help you.

Courtnie

Courtnie

I want it to be background music, so that when someone goes to the website it will begin playing as they go from one page to another.

Is this provided within the parameters of the type of website I have?

Can you please advise if this can be done?

Thank you for your assistance.

P.S. I think it would be such an dded touch to the website.

We have a tutorial on adding music, it can be found here.

Here is the sample bit of code that you will need:
HIDDEN="false" WIDTH="145" HEIGHT="30">

The article I linked has the complete information on how to add it and what each bit of code means. The first part 'mysong.mid' is your file name, so change that to your file name that you have uploaded.

You then want to add that bit of code to EACH page that you want the music to play on.

Make sure in your file name you have the correct path for your song, for example if you have it in a folder called music you want it to look like like "http://www.letusnotforgetthetruemeaningofchristmas.bravehost.com/music/yoursong.mid" - that is just an example, replace with your correct file name!

Hope this helps,
Courtnie

to have the music continuously play from page to page within your site, you will have to use frames or iframes. that way the player can be on a stationary page while other parts change.

Courtnie:

It works!!!!

Listen to it.

Thank you so much for your assistance.


Have a Merry Christmas!

Gwynne

pb&j - our free sites do not support frames or iframes.

Gwynne - it sounds awesome! glad you got it working :)

Courtnie