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pcolella
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Sound issues with Firefox 3.0.7
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March 26, 2009, 02:09:48 PM »
For those of you using the new Firefox 3. 0. 7 and having sound issues here's a fix. The embed tag needs a MIME qualifier such as
type="audio/mpeg"
so you will need to modify the template file monitor_content. tpl and add this to the embed tag.
Also broken is the beep while chatting. For that you'll have to edit the chat. php file found in class/js and add an embed tag within the object tag.
Hope this helps anyone that was having the same issues.
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unix4linux
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Re: Sound issues with Firefox 3.0.7
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June 12, 2009, 12:55:56 PM »
Pcolella,
Would you be kind and point out exactly where these files are and where in the file these changes have to be made. I am not a coder and a little guidance on where to make these changes would be of great help.
I am also experiencing this problem with sound.
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SpenserJ
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Re: Sound issues with Firefox 3.0.7
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June 12, 2009, 04:46:59 PM »
Sadly I don't have a local HCL install anymore, so I can't tell you exactly, but if you look for any folders relating to themes or templates you will find it quick enough. In that main themes/templates folder, there is one called G and one called Bliss (I think). Inside there just modify monitor_content.tpl. Do a search for <embed and you will find the line to change. Just add it inside the tag (<embed> becomes <embed type="audio/mpeg">, but of course it isn't an empty tag, or I don't think it is)
As for the beeping, from the main HCL directory, open up class/js/chat.php and also search for <embed and add it the same (or maybe this one is <object, sorry, I can't remember as I patched it a while ago). However if you look in those files you should find it. In the template file it is closer to the bottom, can't remember where in chat.php
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