Audio"

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the <tt>audio</tt> only works for browsers supporting HTML5 audio tag, it supports the properties like <tt>autoplay</tt>, <tt>controls</tt>, <tt>loop</tt>, <tt>muted</tt> and <tt>preload</tt>, and it could have multiple <tt>src</tt> attributes. Developers might be able to control the play of an audio by the <tt>play</tt>, <tt>stop</tt> and <tt>pause</tt> methods.
 
the <tt>audio</tt> only works for browsers supporting HTML5 audio tag, it supports the properties like <tt>autoplay</tt>, <tt>controls</tt>, <tt>loop</tt>, <tt>muted</tt> and <tt>preload</tt>, and it could have multiple <tt>src</tt> attributes. Developers might be able to control the play of an audio by the <tt>play</tt>, <tt>stop</tt> and <tt>pause</tt> methods.
  

Revision as of 10:10, 22 October 2013

Audio

Employment/Purpose

An audio component is used to play the audio at the browser. Like image, you could use the src property to specify an URL of an audio resource, or the setContent method to specify a dynamically generated audio.


[Since 7.0.0.]

the audio only works for browsers supporting HTML5 audio tag, it supports the properties like autoplay, controls, loop, muted and preload, and it could have multiple src attributes. Developers might be able to control the play of an audio by the play, stop and pause methods.

Example

ZKComRef Audio Example.png

 <audio id="audio" src="music.wav, music.mp3, backup.ogg" controls="true"></audio>

Supported Events

Name
Event Type
None None

Supported Children

*NONE

Use Cases

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Version History

Last Update : 2013/10/22


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Last Update : 2013/10/22

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