The problem occurs when the project is on my teammate's server and when I run it in Construct 2. Is it possible that the problem is with IE instead of the server?

How do I do that?

And I have been using Internet Explorer 9

And as far as errors go, I opened the Error Console and then went to the animation. Even when the audio stopped playing, this was the only message to be displayed, and it is apparently just a warning:

HTML1115: X-UA-Compatible META tag ('IE=edge,chrome=1') ignored because document mode is already finalized.

dropbox.com/s/mcwqcof5csllc4t/WhatSheWants4%20-%20Copy.capx

Like this?

I am working on a senior project (an interactive animation), and I am using Construct 2 to make it. It needs to be able to run in Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. However, Explorer is giving me problems. Whenever I try to run the animation in Explorer, eventually no new audio will start playing. Here is the link to the animation:

ysdr.co/~cody/FinalProjectAlmostUpdate2.4

Please help if you can.

This may not actually be possible in firefox using HTML5, period. I see the workaround that you tried to use, but I have a feeling that it would give you problems.

Do you happen to know why it would not be possible?

Bump

Sorry, also some suggestions -

Put a disclaimer/splash screen that your game runs best (or requires) Chrome.

Provide your game downloadable as a desktop app via node-webkit if you have paid version of construct

This animation is for a senior project. I can say that it runs best in Chrome, but it needs to be able to work correctly in Chrome, Explorer, and Firefox. Also, the animation has to be hosted on a website. It cannot be something that only works correctly when downloaded. Thanks for the suggestions anyway.

I am making an interactive animation using Construct 2. I was able to figure out how to actually pause the audio. I had to import all of my audio in the "Music" directory first. Then, I set up a "Stop button" and "Play button" group that have the following actions.

Stop button

• Set "" playback rate to 0
• Set time scale to 0

Play button

• Set "" playback to 1.0
• Set time scale to 1.0

This set up works when I run this in Google Chrome and Internet Explorer. However, when I try to run it in Mozilla Firefox and I press the "Stop" button, the audio will keep playing (but the animation itself will stop). I tried to import the audio into the "Sound" directory and using them instead, but that didn't work. Anyone have an idea as to how I can fix this?

I know there is a way to signal an event by having the mouse over an object, but is there a way to inverse that? I want something to appear when the mouse is over a particular object (Object A), and I want that something to be destroyed when the mouse is not over Object A.

Is there a way for Construct 2 to produce javascript that isn't jumbled (where it is easy to read and decipher)? Also, is there a way for Construct 2 to produce comments directly into the javascript?