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hi, im not very user-script-smart.

i was wondering if anyone knows where i can find a script that plays a sound (windows logon ect...) when another script takes me to a certain URL.

eg, when i voyage to "www.google.com" a sound will play.

thanks

(please note, i am a massive N00B when it somes to scripts lol.
please explain any script jargon like you are talking to a grandma lol)

anyone?

Try searching the forums. Similar requests have been made and solved before.

Here:

document.body.innerHTML += '<div style="display:none;"><audio src="http://www.skierpage.com/moz_bugs/Albanian_numbers.ogg" controls="true" autoplay></audio></div>';

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Important - I usually do things in a stupid way. This works - but if people say "There's a better way to..." - do it their way.

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Google or check w3schools.com - or similar site for whatever you want to learn about: inline css, visilibity, etc.

example

CSS visibility property
http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/pr_class_visibilit...
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A div is created. Inline css is used to hide it. If you remove style="display:none;" and look at the bottom of the page you can see the player.

The audio tag goes into the div. Autoplay is set to true.

The += sticks the div stuff at the end of the body innerHTML. It's the sme as:

document.body.innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML + '<div style="display:none;"><audio src="http://www.skierpage.com/moz_bugs/Albanian_numbers.ogg" controls="true" autoplay></audio></div>';

The audio is a guy counting in Albanian. I didn't feel like looking around for something better. I assume that only .ogg files can be used.

I assume there's some way to set the volume. Maybe as simple as volume="40".

ekbworldwide wrote:
Here:

document.body.innerHTML += '<div style="display:none;"><audio src="http://www.skierpage.com/moz_bugs/Albanian_numbers.ogg" controls="true" autoplay></audio></div>';

Well it would be much better to create the div and then append it to the body. Your way would break any eventlisteners, etc.

newDiv = document.createElement("div");
newDiv.innerHTML = "<audio src=\"http://www.skierpage.com/moz_bugs/Albanian_numbers.ogg\" controls=\"true\" autoplay></audio>";
newDiv.style.display = "none";
document.body.appendChild(newDiv);

im quite confused, i dont mean to duplicate posts either however i cannot literally make sense of anything anyone makes.
i apreciate your help guys, but without step by step explanations, i cant make any sense out of what youve made.

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@znerp
Thanks. Boy, I've got some bad habits.

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@AMAZINGN00B

>> without step by step explanations

I could give you even more detailed step by step instructsions on my code, but there's a problem. My code is flawed. What znerp posted is far better, but much harder to explain.

Your first step is go to google and use sites like like w3schools.com

Go to such a site and go through - page by page - their html tutorial. And their css tutorial. And their javascript tutorial.

Most code isn't going to be one line. Or four.

There's an alternative...

You could post a thread with a different theme. "Could somebody make a script that ..."

znerp's code does what you want. You don't have to understand it to use it.

@AMAZINGN00B: To create your script, look at this Dive into Greasemonkey page.

Thanks everyone for trying to help.
seriously, none of the tutorials help me do anything.
whether they, or me, suck i dont know.
however i asked somewhere else and found what i was looking for

document.title = "Google ";
document.location = 'http://www.skierpage.com/moz_bugs/Albanian_numb...;