Good suggestion. However, I have verified that the correct mime type
is being received by the browser using Firefox.
Thanks,
Doug
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A while back, I had a server running IIS that for some reason had a bunch of
the mime types removedI don't know if it was IIS defaults, or the server
admin before me who'd turned them off, but they were disabled. It'd be worth
a look, anyway.
-Jerod
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 2:10 PM, Doug <[EMA
Yes, I've tried "audio/wav" and "audio/x-wav". Neither work. I can
see that it actually downloads the file, but it never gets played.
Thanks for the help.
Doug
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I have fixfor this problem:
http://studio.bg/sound_problem_scriptaculous_firefox.html
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On Oct 6, 2:15 pm, Doug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, I need the wav file to be dynamic on the server side. So I
> wish to have the url specify a link such as MyGetWav.aspx?file=t.wav
Have you check that your asp script sets the correct content-type
(should be something like "audio/w
