On 02 Dec 2008, at 22:47, Bill Walton wrote:
> I'm adding simple sounds (beep and burp) to a Rails app with
> sound.js. I'm having a really wierd problem with it though. I call
> Sound.play(good_sound) or Sound.play(bad_sound) depending on whether
> or not a search succeeds. First time it works correctly, playing the
> correct sound. Second time, it plays the last sound, then the
> correct sound. Works that way from then on. I'm logging the calls
> to Sound.play in FireFox and, according to the console, it's only
> getting called once per request/response. But the sound's getting
> played twice. I've scratched my head raw. Any idea what I might be
> doing wrong?
As you'll read on the Rails mailing list, you probably omitted the
{replace: true} hash. If you don't include it, the sound isn't
overwritten, but played in parallel.
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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