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Audio buttons functioning fine... but, not getting Hover to work. I've done this dozens of times with CSS, "native" ASP controls etc. Doing this declarartively through the UI. Not doing anything fancy... using the supplied toolkit UI setting in VS2008. Running Windows server 2003.... I dont really have time to debug this.
This is NOT a caching issue.
Whats wrong with this picture <gif>
<ASPNetMediaGUI:PlayButton ID="PlayButton1" runat="server" AssociatedControl="MediaPlayer1" ButtonType="Image" ImageUrl="~/Images/grafix/MetalButtonStart.gif" MediaURL="~/Music/automanic/automanic.mp3" RolloverImageUrl="~/Images/grafix/MetalButtonStartHover.gif"> </ASPNetMediaGUI:PlayButton>
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I would add that this testing is with IE8
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Do you have a URL or project you can post? Just helps us be efficient. http://www.aspnetmedia.com
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NEVER mind.
Once I had a few seconds to really look at this I realized of course the error of my ways.
Solution: use the button type of ROLLOVERIMAGE , dummy! like this:
ButtonType="RolloverImage" NOT simply "Image"
( I had foolishly used the regular Image type... sort of like the Image type I might use for rollovers in Visual Studio. )
So, yeah.. my bad. Still - RolloverImage instead of just Image? Wahtever performance benefit may be accrued doesnt seem worth it.
By the way, does anyone have any of those PushandItGoesDown Buttons? All I have left are the Push Button types..
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