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    dk by me dk

    To solve a glitch issue on the SASSA website, ensure your internet connection is stable, clear your browser cache, and double-check your details for accuracy. If the "SASSA Status Check Failed" message persists, try using a different browser or device. For ongoing issues, contact SASSA customer support for help.

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    Dale Bradford

    • Check Browser Console:

      • Open Developer Tools (F12 or right-click > Inspect).
      • Go to the "Console" tab to look for error messages related to audio playback.

    • Review Network Requests:

      • Go to the "Network" tab in Developer Tools.
      • Ensure audio files are loading correctly without errors or long delays.

    • Test Across Browsers:

      • Verify if the issue occurs on different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).
      • Note any browser-specific issues.

    • Inspect Audio Code:

      • Ensure correct HTML and JavaScript for audio elements.
      <audio controls> <source src="path/to/song.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> Your browser does not support the audio element. </audio>
      • Add error handling in JavaScript:
      javascript
      const audio = new Audio('path/to/song.mp3'); audio.addEventListener('error', function() { console.error('Error playing audio:', audio.error); });

    • Check Audio Formats:

      • Provide multiple audio formats to ensure compatibility across browsers.
      html
      <audio controls> <source src="path/to/song.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> <source src="path/to/song.ogg" type="audio/ogg"> Your browser does not support the audio element. </audio>

    • Optimize and Host Audio Files:

      • Ensure audio files are compressed and not corrupted.
      • Host files on a reliable server or use a CDN.

    • Update Audio Libraries:

      • If using libraries (e.g., Howler.js), ensure they are up to date and correctly implemented.

    • User Feedback: Tiny Fishing

      • Gather detailed feedback from users about their experience, browser version, and operating system.
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    Illa shiza

    To resolve glitch issues on your website related to songs, ensure your audio files are properly formatted (e.g., MP3), optimize loading times, and use robust playback libraries like Howler.js for smooth performance.

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    Zoya Shah

    If you encounter a glitch related to songs on your website, start by checking for any recent updates or changes that may have triggered the issue. Review the code or scripts associated with song playback and ensure compatibility with your website's framework and browsers. Testing on different devices can also help pinpoint specific compatibility issues. If problems persist, consulting with your web developer or technical support team for deeper troubleshooting and resolution is advisable.

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    Julia angel

    It seems like there might be an issue with the song playback functionality on your website. Have you checked the mini goldendoodle feeding schedule if all your audio files are correctly linked and formatted? That could be a good place to start troubleshooting.

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