[Javascript] Re: sounds

[Paul Novitski]

At 09:10 AM 6/24/2006, tedd wrote:
> >In IE 6.0, the numbers are spoken in sequence but with longer 
> pauses between them than in Firefox.  Then, however, I get three 
> overlapping alerts: "Click to run an ActiveX control on this 
> webpage"; when I click them the numbers are repeated -- in reverse 
> order (two, eight, one) because they're stacked 
> sequentially.  Perhaps you don't need ActiveX to speak the numbers in IE?
> >
> >Paul
>
>
>Yeah, there's a lot I have to learn about how to communicate with 
>servers. It's interesting to think that commands sent are not 
>received nor processed in order -- a different critter.


Tedd,

Because the sounds were repeated in exactly reverse order, my 
imagined model is this:  the sounds were initially actived in the 
correct order, but each event issued an error dialog which, when 
clicked on, repeated its corresponding sound.  I didn't start 
clicking on the error dialogs until all three sounds had 
activated.  Because the error dialogs stacked first-in-last-out 
order, the top-most dialog I clicked on was for the third 
sound.  Clicking it repeated sound 3 and disappeared, revealing error 
dialog 2.  Clicking on dialog 2 repeated sound 2 and disappeared, 
revealing dialog 1...  This looks to me like a characteristic of 
client-side window behavior, not of client-server communication.

Paul