> I'm just beginning to try to learn PHP scripts, a friend
> compiled a script that works well and uses a form post method
> to essentially create an IRC type chat scenario. A couple of
> my users would like a "beep" or some similar audio sound that
> would alert them when a fresh line of text arrives on their
> browser/screen.
>
> Here's an example of what I am dealing with ...
>
> <?php if($cooked == 1) { ?><p /><form method="post"
> action="skccsked.php"><p>Enter your message here <input size="50"
> maxlength="200" name="text" /> <input type="submit" value="Post"
> /></p></form><?php } else { echo "<p>You must create an info
> cookie to post.</p>"; } ?>
>
> Is there an simple command that I could add to the script
> that would play a brief "beep" each time the above is executed ?
>
> Andy.
That's not really a PHP question. PHP is executed on the server, the user
will get the browser output you generate. What this means is that you
should be looking for a way for the browser to make a sound, not your PHP
script. To that end, I believe there is a SOUND tag in HTML and there's
probably a way to do something in javascript as well. (can't be more
specific, I haven't done it...)
-D. Israel
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