Create field option to store media file path #2323
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are used in fields only with the media name. For example,
one can create flashcard fields only with the media name as
AudioEnglish=mysound.mp3 and on the HTML template, use it as
[sound:{{AudioEnglish}}]. This also allows to create JavaScript
play/pause buttons as:
```
<input id="clickMe" type="button" value="Greek"
onclick="playgreek("{{AudioEnglish}}");" />
<script type="text/javascript">
function playaudio(filename) {
var audio = new Audio(filename);
audio.play();
}
</script>
```
1. https://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/ankidesktop/39466-create-a-special-tag-to-not-auto-play-the-audio
# Conflicts:
# rslib/src/media/check.rs
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Closing as this pull-request is not required anymore, as #604 audio elements can already be used with Anki standard tools for handling |
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Just opened and closed this pull request to save the code somewhere. A better solution was found after writing this pull-request. The new solution would be directly embedding media on the page, the same way images are. For example, I can embed images with
<img src='some.png'>, therefore I can also embed other HTML5 media with<audio src='some.mp3'></audio>.Initially, this pull-request would be a replacement for #540 - Added arguments as
[sound:filename|argument1 argument2...]. Instead of creating options for existent[sound:file]tags, it would allow marking a field to store media only.