[C#] Sound on Button_Click?

Does anyone know the code for adding sound to a Button_Click Event?

I have searched Google but thought someone might be able to help here.

Thanks in advance :)

Listen for event.
Play sound with System.Media.SoundPlayer when event triggers.
????
PROFIT!

Off topic:
Do you think it's possible to add sound onclickbutton with HTML/Java Script?

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Originally Posted by Yamachi

Listen for event.
Play sound with System.Media.SoundPlayer when event triggers.
????
PROFIT!

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Okay, thanks.

@NubPro, yes I do.

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Originally Posted by Joah

Okay, thanks.

@NubPro, yes I do.

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How to implement the codes?

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Originally Posted by NubPro

Off topic:
Do you think it's possible to add sound onclickbutton with HTML/Java Script?

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Yes, but it's complicated. It's not as easy to play a sound using JavaScript and HTML when u click a button.

JavaScript: Playing Sound

You can play audio in a browser simply by putting a link to an audio file. With JavaScript you can use AJAX to load the audio file, and it'll start to play.

What you really want to do is preload the audio when the page loads. (normally audio takes a few seconds to download). If you click a button and use ajax to load the sound, there will be a significant delay before it plays.

If you really want this to function correctly- using preloading and events (such as onclick), you want to target HTML5's Media API.
4.8.6 The video element — HTML5

Example:
http://www.position-absolute.com/art...-manipulation/

Thanks!
I just want to add a button onclick sound.

Double click the button in visual studio and type in the soundplayer code...

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Originally Posted by Ron

Double click the button in visual studio and type in the soundplayer code...

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NubPro's asking about doing it in JS...

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Originally Posted by NubPro

Thanks!
I just want to add a button onclick sound.

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The last link I gave you has something pretty much like this example (jQuery): [I modified it to remove the progress bar]

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$(document).ready( function()
{
        var audioElement = document.createElement('audio');
        audioElement.setAttribute('src', 'audio_file.ogg');
        audioElement.load()
               
//...
        $('.play').click(function()
        {
                audioElement.play();
               
        });
//...
}

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In regular JavaScript you can do the same with this:

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onload = function()
{
        var audioElement = document.createElement('audio');
        audioElement.setAttribute('src', 'audio_file.ogg');
        audioElement.load()
//...
        document.getElementById('play').onclick = function()
        {
                audioElement.play();
               
        }
//...
}

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I posted a very dumbed-down interactive example here:
JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging

Note again, it only works in HTML5 browsers which support OGG audio.

Edit: Some people wonder why there's no 'stop' function in the spec. Stopping is turning off the audio (or pausing), and resetting the progress.

With that said, I implemented stop and a progress report:
http://jsbin.com/ededih/4/edit

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Originally Posted by s-p-n

The last link I gave you has something pretty much like this example (jQuery): [I modified it to remove the progress bar]

Code:

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$(document).ready( function()
{
        var audioElement = document.createElement('audio');
        audioElement.setAttribute('src', 'audio_file.ogg');
        audioElement.load()
               
//...
        $('.play').click(function()
        {
                audioElement.play();
               
        });
//...
}

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In regular JavaScript you can do the same with this:

Code:

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onload = function()
{
        var audioElement = document.createElement('audio');
        audioElement.setAttribute('src', 'audio_file.ogg');
        audioElement.load()
//...
        document.getElementById('play').onclick = function()
        {
                audioElement.play();
               
        }
//...
}

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I posted a very dumbed-down interactive example here:
JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging

Note again, it only works in HTML5 browsers which support OGG audio.

Edit: Some people wonder why there's no 'stop' function in the spec. Stopping is turning off the audio (or pausing), and resetting the progress.

With that said, I implemented stop and a progress report:
JS Bin - Collaborative JavaScript Debugging

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Nah, I already implemented to my site with 'mouseover' instead of click but there's are something wrong about it when I tried to add 1 more sound (WAV)in the java scripting, nothing shows up.