How to do this with CF and JS?

Ok... since this won't work... cfset myList = soundTrack01.mp3,soundTrack02.mp3,soundTrack03.mp3 cfset listPosition = 1 / cfloop list=myList index=listElement cfoutput script $.sound.play('#myList.name[listPosition]#'); /script /cfoutput cfset listPosition =

Re: How to do this with CF and JS?

this doesn't work? cfset myList = soundTrack01.mp3,soundTrack02.mp3,soundTrack03.mp3 cfset listPosition = 1 / cfloop list=myList index=listElement      script cfoutput       $.sound.play('#myList.name[listPosition]#'); /cfoutput      /script    

RE: How to do this with CF and JS?

Unfortunately, no... The result is the same. Since the js works client side and the cf works server-side, I assume that the js can't be re-initialized like we've tried. I may need to set this up to be scripted (both CF and JS) in CFC function that will write the CF and JS back into the DOM

RE: How to do this with CF and JS?

To be clearer, everything works fine, except for the fact that nothing loops. I get the first sound track, soundTrack01.mp3, played once, and then everything stops. Re-writing the JS into the DOM with every iteration is the only other possibility I can think of which will allow the JS to be

Re: How to do this with CF and JS?

Rick, Try this: cfset myList = soundTrack01.mp3,soundTrack02.mp3,soundTrack03.mp3 cfset listPosition = 1 / cfoutput script cfloop list=myList index=listElement $.sound.play('#myList.name[listPosition]#'); cfset listPosition = listPosition + 1 / /cfloop /script /cfoutput

RE: How to do this with CF and JS?

Hmmm... it didn't like that one either: You have attempted to dereference a scalar variable of type class java.lang.String as a structure with members. The error occurred in E:\inetpub\webroot\html5css3\fadeImages3.cfm: line 20 18 :cfloop list=myList index=listElement 19 : 20 :

Re: How to do this with CF and JS?

Rick, Is this how you want to source code to look on the page? script $.sound.play('soundTrack01.mp3[1]'); $.sound.play('soundTrack02.mp3[2]'); $.sound.play('soundTrack03.mp3[3]'); /script Here is the code that I used to render it. cfset myList =

Re: How to do this with CF and JS?

Are you trying to queue the sound tracks up to play one after the other? On 6/8/2011 10:25 AM, Rick Faircloth wrote: To be clearer, everything works fine, except for the fact that nothing loops. I get the first sound track, soundTrack01.mp3, played once, and then everything stops.

RE: How to do this with CF and JS?

Thanks for that, Dan... one step closer... -Original Message- From: Dan Blickensderfer [mailto:d...@blickensderfer.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 2:28 PM To: cf-talk Subject: Re: How to do this with CF and JS? Rick, Is this how you want to source code to look on the page?

RE: How to do this with CF and JS?

Actually, here's the entire functionality I'm trying to bring together: - one directory has list of images - another directory has a list of .mp3 files The goal is to create a self-generating slide-show, with audio. Each mp3 file will be played for each (currently, but could be more than one,

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Re: How to do this with CF and JS?

Could you maybe do something instead with cfpresentation and cfpresentationslide? It can tie audio (.mp3) to each slide, and can autoplay the entire presentation. HTH, Carl On 6/8/2011 12:06 PM, Rick Faircloth wrote: Actually, here's the entire functionality I'm trying to bring together:

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Try this css at the top of your page .x-grid3-td-0 {-moz-user-select:auto} .x-grid3-td-1 {-moz-user-select:auto} .x-grid3-td-2 {-moz-user-select:auto} .x-grid3-td-3 {-moz-user-select:auto} .x-grid3-td-4 {-moz-user-select:auto} .x-grid3-td-0 {-webkit-user-select::auto} .x-grid3-td-1

RE: How to do this with CF and JS?

Ooohhh... I'll have to check that out! Haven't used those tags before! Thanks for the tip, Carl! Rick -Original Message- From: Carl Von Stetten [mailto:vonner.li...@vonner.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 5:00 PM To: cf-talk Subject: Re: How to do this with CF and JS? Could you

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