Hey all,
I’m working on a website for a classmate that has an A tag that on click, I have a jqeury event listener that does a .play() function in the background. It works on PC, but doesn’t play when I view the site on my phone. Thoughts?
Hey all,
I’m working on a website for a classmate that has an A tag that on click, I have a jqeury event listener that does a .play() function in the background. It works on PC, but doesn’t play when I view the site on my phone. Thoughts?
I think this kind of issue with audio on apple devices is somewhat common. I know that apple will not allow audio that plays automatically when the page loads (I can somewhat understand why), but it should work if the audio is being triggered by a user action like a click…
Are you putting an <audio>
element in the DOM or are you doing everything with javascript?
Maybe… It’s worth a try to use audio elements instead of just javascript…
<audio id="my-audio" >
<source src='/your-audio-files/something.mp3' type="audio/mp3" />
</audio>
then in javascript
var myAudio = document.getElementById("my-audio");
myAudio.play();
Again, this will probably only work with iOS if triggered by user actions
Well the way I used before was I imported the MP3 right into the javascript and didn’t mention it in the html, and the second time around I tried @RadDog25 's way and it didn’t even work on desktop, but haven’t tried on mobile