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Question : What does src="#" mean when used in a bgsound attribute and is it needed?
I am currently using the following line in a html doc which uses javascript to replace the audio source file (which is variable):
<bgsound src="#" id="sound" autostart="false">
My question is can I leave out the src attribute from the bgsound tag. The # value seems to result in some strange results, almost as though it forces the page to refresh. When I remove it, everything *seems* to work, but I'm not 100% sure why it is there in the first place and if html specs require it.
Answer : What does src="#" mean when used in a bgsound attribute and is it needed?
I removed the "#" and all seems fine.
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