Audio in DreamweaverMX 2004

Question

URL:
http://www.davecureton.com/index_newTest.com
I've inserted an audio file into my client's site. It's a
small file. Ive inserted it in two different formats: as an .swf
and as a .mpg3. Using either file, when you enter the page, the
sound begins to play.
So, I added a Dreamweaver behavior of "Play sound" with an
event of onclick. The audio ignors the behavior and plays on it's
own. And the irritating part is that if you exit the page and
reenter, the sound plays again.
What do i need to do so the sound will only play when the
link "Listen to Dave..." is clicked by the user?
I've attached the code that seems pertinent. If you need code
for the entire page, I can attach that.
Thanks

Answer 1

so you're using port 8001 for IIS? Then it should be
http://localhost:8001/gb/gb_proc.asp.
Why aren't you using the default port
80?
What happens if you open a browser and type
http://localhost/ ? Does the
default IIS page come up?
Nancy Gill
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"rod06" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> HI Nancy, THANKS for your reply. I typed the wrong URL
in my question but
> not
> in the browser. Actually, I just hitting "F12" to view
the page in the
> browser
> (using IE 5 & 6) which is
http://localhost/gb/gb_proc.asp
. however, the
> page
> is not displaying. I'm not sure why not. My aspx pages
show with no
> problem
> (using the 8001 port), but not the asp pages. I followed
the tutorial in
> DWMX
> 2004 on setting up the local and testing servers (I've
done this ALOT at
> work)
> it's really very easy to do - this is why I don't
understand why I can't
> test
> my asp pages on my laptop.
>
> I could use more help figuring this out . . .
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Rod
>