We want to open a html file in iPhone and we want as soon as html file is opened plays a sound.

The following code DOES work. But it works only for the first time.

When we run the simulator it opens the app.js, it opens the html file and makes the sound, but when i go to another html file and from that file click on a link to come to this file again, it does not make the sound.

Question is this: How do we fix this, to make the sound every time?

Thanks

=========this is in the app.js=======

var webView = Titanium.UI.createWebView({url:’menu.html’});

var appWin = Titanium.UI.createWindow({fullscreen: true});

appWin.add(webView);

appWin.visible = true;

appWin.open();

Titanium.App.addEventListener(‘do_something_native’, function(e) {

var sound = Titanium.Media.createSound({url:’ding.wav’});

sound.play();

Ti.API.info(‘foo=’+e.foo);

});

======= this is in the html file =======

head script

Titanium.App.fireEvent(‘do_something_native’, {foo: ‘bar’});

/script / head

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this part is in app.js:

var webView = Titanium.UI.createWebView({url:’menu.html’});
var appWin = Titanium.UI.createWindow({fullscreen: true});
appWin.add(webView);
appWin.visible = true;
appWin.open();

Titanium.App.addEventListener(‘do_something_native’, function(e) {

// do something with “e” here, it contains the properties passed from the webview

var sound = Titanium.Media.createSound({url:’ding.wav’});
sound.play();

Ti.API.info(‘foo=’+e.foo);
});

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this part is in html page

Titanium.App.fireEvent(‘do_something_native’, {foo: ‘bar’});

LOL I can’t believe it! I’m stoked though, Macs are a real pleasure to work with once you get used to it’s way of doing things. If you’re a Unix guy especially, OSX is a dream come true.

In any case, Titanium Desktop apps are a snap to write.. pure Javascript, HTML, CSS. It’s definitely the easiest way to get going

Feel free to download Titanium for OSX (and hell, why not Windows too) here:
http://www.appcelerator.com

Oh, BTW, I did something last weekend that will probably give you a heart attack… I bought a 24″ iMac for use at home. Of course, I’m running Win7 under VMWare Fusions. This is a sweet solution for all my PC software I don’t want to re-license just yet.

I’m interested in getting started doing some development on OSX, but haven’t a clue where to start. Any pointers? How about Entourage Titanium?

BTW, the urls for Don and Brent need updating (maybe old info in your company wiki? ) Keep up the good work, this stuff is dynomite!

P.S. my url is not working too, for now