I have the next code
var audioElement0 = document.createElement(\'audio\');
audioElement0.setAttribute(\'src\', \'notify.wav\');
audioElement0.setAttribute(\'aut
The audio
element has a loop
boolean property that you can set to auto-loop its playback. Another option would be to add and event listener which responds to the "ended" event of the audio element. In your handler, set the position of the audio back to 0, and play anew.
Set the loop="loop"
attribute in the audio tag.
You have the loop property:
audioElement.loop=true;
But some browsers do not support well the loop property, you can add an event listener like this:
audioElement.addEventListener('ended', function() {
this.currentTime = 0;
this.play();
}, false);