loop
Summary
Sets or retrieves the number of times a sound or video clip will loop when activated.
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This example uses the loop property and the src property to change the number of times a background sound loops.
<SCRIPT>
function loopOnce() {
oBGSound.loop = 1;
oBGSound.src = oBGSound.src; // reload sound
}
function loopContinuously() {
oBGSound.loop = -1;
oBGSound.src = oBGSound.src; // reload sound
}
</SCRIPT>
:
<BGSOUND id="oBGSound" src="sound.wav">
<BUTTON onclick="loopOnce()">Loop Sound Once</BUTTON>
<BUTTON onclick="loopContinuously()">Loop Sound Continuously</BUTTON>
Notes
Remarks
To restart a sound or video clip after changing its loop property, set the src property or dynsrc property to itself. For example:
oBGSound.src = oBGSound.src
The following are descriptions of how the loop property works for some boundary cases. {
Syntax
See also
Related pages
bgSound
img
input
input type=image
Attributions
Microsoft Developer Network: [Windows Internet Explorer API reference Article]