It's pretty hard to tell what might be wrong without seeing the actual page.
But a couple of questions and a suggestion...
Is "sreturn false:" a typo in your message, or is that the actual code?
Also, I assume there is some other code that sets the initial click handler?
Anyway, you don't need the complication of binding and unbinding the click
handler on every click. A single click handler for both states would be much
simpler. For example:
$(function() {
var playing = false;
$("#playbta").bind("click",function(){
if( playing )
player.dostop();
else
player.doplay(pos);
playing = ! playing;
return false; // you may not need this
});
});
You may want to have the "playing" state set from events coming back from
your media player, but that's a separate issue.
-Mike
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My script:
function stop()
{
$("#playbta").unbind("click").bind("click",function(){
play(pos);
sreturn false;
});
player.dostop();
}
function play(pos)
{
$("#playbta").unbind("click").bind("click",function(){
stop();
return false;
});
player.doplay(pos);
}
it's piece of my music player...
When user click on "play" button, text on button change on "pause" and event
"click" (of button) most change on "play(pos);return false;"...
In all browsers all good...event of button change successfully..
but IE try execute event o_O
for example:
when I execute function "play", IE execute "stop(); return false;" too...
o_O and I have eternal cycle :( because IE execute stop(),stop() execute
play() and so on....
how it's correct?!
p.s.sorry for my English
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I using last jQuery
