The correct posture to play sound in the micro-trust browser and the audio label in the HTML5

The right posture seems to be wrong.

Status is

Wx.config ({
Configuration information
});
Wx.ready (function () {
MEDIA.SRC = "/project/shake-money/img/shake.mp3"
Media.play ();
});

Code can be put together, code separate, or call other JS SDK, it is not.
It's been tested for a long time and will never be implemented. Think of the former Weixinjsbridge, test a bit, unexpectedly became.

var media = document.getElementById ("MusicBox");
if (typeof Weixinjsbridge = = "Object" && typeof Weixinjsbridge.invoke = = "function") {
Weixinjsbridge.invoke (' Getnetworktype ', {}, function (res) {
To get e.err_msg here, all of the network types are included in this area.
alert (res.err_msg);
Media.play ();
});
}
The front end is so egg broken.
=========== above content April 15, 2016 ===========

In the actual project, you need to play the sound in the micro-trust browser. So I learned some relevant knowledge of playing sound in HTML5. IOS Safari does not allow AutoPlay audio and can only be triggered through user interaction.

Learn about the properties and time of basic sound playback, and start writing code, such as HTML:

<audio style= "Display:none" id= "MusicBox" preload= "metadata" controls autoplay= "false" ></audio>
JS Code:

var media = document.getElementById ("MusicBox");
if (!MEDIA.SRC) {
MEDIA.SRC = "/project/shake-money/img/shake.mp3"
}
Media.play ();
Can play normally in PC browser, but not in the micro-letter page. Tried a lot of posture, just can't play sound. Think of the micro-letter JS SDK, looking for a side also does not have the appropriate interface.

<script src= "Http://res.wx.qq.com/open/js/jweixin-1.0.0.js" ></script>
There is no way, simply in Wx.ready (function () {...}); Tried a bit, the result became! It is estimated that the micro-trust browser did some special processing.

Wx.config ({
Configuration information
});
Wx.ready (function () {
MEDIA.SRC = "Http://a.f265.com/project/shake-money/img/shake.mp3"
Media.play ();
});

Attached: Audio tags and attributes

Carefully studied the HTML5 key audio tags and attributes:

Attached: Media Events

Events triggered by media (such as video, images, and audio) (for all HTML elements, but are common in media elements such as <audio>, <embed>, , <object>, and <video >):

Property	value	Description
Onabort	Script	The script to run when exiting.
Oncanplay	Script	A script that runs when a file is ready to start playing (the buffer is sufficient to start).
Oncanplaythrough	Script	A script that runs when the media is able to play to the end without buffering and stopping.
Ondurationchange	Script	A script that runs when the medium length changes.
Onemptied	Script	A script that runs when a failure occurs and the file is suddenly unavailable (such as when the connection is accidentally disconnected).
onended	Script	A script that runs when the media has reached the end (you can send a message like "Thank you for watching").
OnError	Script	Script that runs when an error occurs during a file load.
Onloadeddata	Script	A script that runs when media data has been loaded.
Onloadedmetadata	Script	A script that runs when metadata, such as resolution and length, is loaded.
Onloadstart	Script	A script that runs before the file starts to load and does not actually load any data.
OnPause	Script	A script that runs when the media is paused by a user or program.
Onplay	Script	A script that runs when the media is ready to start playing.
Onplaying	Script	A script that runs when the media has started playing.
OnProgress	Script	The script that is run when the browser is getting media data.
Onratechange	Script	A script that runs whenever the playback rate changes (for example, when the user switches to slow action or fast forward mode).
onReadyStateChange	Script	A script that runs whenever the ready state changes (the status of the ready state Monitoring media data).
Onseeked	Script	The script that runs when the seeking property is set to False, which indicates that the location has ended.
Onseeking	Script	The script that runs when the seeking property is set to True (indicates that the location is active).
Onstalled	Script	Script that runs when the media data is not retrieved by the browser for whatever reason.
Onsuspend	Script	Scripts that run when media data is terminated for whatever reason before the media data is fully loaded.
Ontimeupdate	Script	A script that runs when the playback position changes (for example, when a user quickly enters a different position in the media).
Onvolumechange	Script	A script that runs whenever the volume changes (including setting the volume to mute).
Onwaiting	Script	Run the script when the media has stopped playing but intends to continue playing (for example, when the media pauses buffered more data)