In DocBook, video and audio objects get marked up something like:
<audioobject>
<objectinfo>
<title>optional description</title>
</objectinfo>
<audiodata fileref="xxx.wav">
</audioobject>
At least in HTML, video and audio objects get marked up approximately
something like the following (though actually each browser has its
own quirky requirements that are all different):
<object various-attribute-assignments>
<div>optional description</div>
<param name="param1" value="value1">
. . .
<param name="paramN" value="valueN">
</object>
There are other optional things and so forth, but my question is how
best to markup in DocBook the things that will map to the various
HTML <param> elements. There can be any number of quite arbitrary
things.
Looking at the content model for objectinfo, I saw nothing obvious.
What I decided made the most sense was to use keywordset and do
something like:
<audioobject>
<objectinfo>
<title>optional description</title>
<keywordset><keyword>param1</keyword><keyword>value1</keyword></keywords
et>
. . .
<keywordset><keyword>paramN</keyword><keyword>valueN</keyword></keywords
et>
</objectinfo>
<audiodata fileref="xxx.wav">
</audioobject>
Is there a more official way? Has anyone seen another solution in
common
practice? Am I missing something more obvious?
paul
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