I am wondering if there is a better solution than looking for a
"onMinimize/OnMaximize" events.
Basically, I have a hidden <div> container with a <applet> tag that
was injected with a button click. Once injected the applet is auto-
activated.
If the page is minimized and restored, the applet is reactivated
again. I'm trying to avoid this. This is only the behavior under IE,
not FF.
This is a simple java class. I have code control over the java
applet. So it is possible for me to make it send an event to destroy
the HTML element, but I want to see if there is a simpler better way
maybe with jQuery.
In short,
1) when the page is first display, I have a play button to play wav
files.
2) The button will call:
$("#divAudio).html(sAppletString);
to add the <applet> tag to the container and the wav file is played.
3) Under IE, if the page is minimized and then restored, IE will play
the existing <applet> again.
I'm trying to have it avoid this playing again.
Ideas?
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