I'm using the following script for playing background music on a web page.
$(function()
{
var bgMusic = $('#audio-bg')[0],
playing = true;
bgMusic.addEventListener('ended', function() {
this.currentTime = 0;
if (playing) {
this.play();
}
}, false);
bgMusic.play();
$('#toggle').click(function() {
if (!bgMusic.paused) {
bgMusic.pause();
playing = false;
$(this).css({backgroundPosition: '0 -21px'})
} else {
bgMusic.play();
playing = true;
$(this).css({backgroundPosition: '0 0'})
}
});
});
<audio id="audio-bg">
<source src="music/Something_for_Nothing_OST_-_Close_darkness_The.mp3">Update your browser for playing music</source>
</audio>
<a id="toggle" class="volume-icon" href="javascript:">Toggle</a>
The music plays and the toggle button works, but is it possible to let pages remember the user's mute/volume preference? For example: I visit the site, music will start playing automatically. I click the mute button to turn off the music, but if I refresh or go to the next page, the music will start playing again.
How can I make the website remember the user's volume/mute preference?
one session
– ashishmaurya