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Browser Compatibility with Multiple Audio

Hi there,
Not sure how the best way of asking this is but i've been playing around with HTML5 and the audio tag. I've managed to get multiple audios playing on a webpage, however it only works in certain browsers. In my case if I view the website on safari, chrome or IE all the sound files get displayed and are allowed to be played but if i use firefox only the first audio file is shown and allowed to be played. These audio files appear when a random entry from a database is displayed on my webpage. Trying to do a randomising music quiz.

Is this just a problem with the Firefox browser and is there a way around it?

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Multiple audio elements display and work correctly for me. Check your attributes for missing quotations, and that you are correctly closing each tag.

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Arkinder

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