there is one on topic point though: you need to close ALL of your
your input tags in order for the XHTML to validate.
input type=hidden name=no_shipping value=2
should be :
input type=hidden name=no_shipping value=2 /
(note the space and forward slash at the end)
The basic premise is you
Probs shouldn't keep this alive but I'll just quickly point out to
Christian that the file path may be absolute to the file system, i.e.
c:/mywebsite/crf_header.php is acceptable. Including with a url will be
supported on some servers also but of course you'll probably not get
what you were
I perfer fusion over parallels.
Cheapest option to run IE only has got to be
http://www.kronenberg.org/ies4osx/ which is free. I haven't tested it,
so I'm not sure how accurate the rendering is compared to running a
real version of windows.
On Fri , kevin mcmonagle sent:
Whats my cheapest
it renders the same but the gui is forked.
Terrence Wood wrote:
I perfer fusion over parallels.
Cheapest option to run IE only has got to be
http://www.kronenberg.org/ies4osx/ which is free. I haven't tested it,
so I'm not sure how accurate the rendering is compared to running a
real version
A further query on the longdesc attribute.
Is there any reason why I couldn¹t use it on a Flash animation? It¹d be a
great solution for a current problem where I¹m trying to update an oldish
website to be more accessible. I¹ve got a Flash animation that¹s a list of
(6) headings, each with 3
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
(Most screen readers don't have Javascript enabled, so this is
a valid method).
Just wondering if this is based on stats or empirical evidence?
P
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Patrick H. Lauke
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Mostly empirical evidence, though I've read it in many reliable sources.
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
(Most screen readers don't have Javascript enabled, so this is a
valid method).
Just wondering if this is based on stats or empirical evidence?
P
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Christian
Ah well, for a minute there I got quite excited!! Should have realised I'd
already know about this if it was a real possibility!!
Thanks for all the info ... :)
- susie
On 4/2/08 12:23 PM, Patrick H. Lauke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Susie Gardner-Brown wrote:
A further query on the longdesc
Susie Gardner-Brown wrote:
A further query on the longdesc attribute.
Is there any reason why I couldn’t use it on a Flash animation?
The fact that OBJECT doesn't have a longdesc attribute may be the first
reason why you couldn't...
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/objects.html#h-13.3
Such as?
JAWS (which has something like 50% market share) has a high level of
JavaScript support and I believe that the other professional screen readers
(WindowEyes and HAL/SuperNova) also do. Free and cheap screen readers
generally don't have JavaScript support.
In our experience screen reader
Maybe I'm confused. Do they usually have Flash installed? I thought that
screen readers would default to whatever is suppose to be replaced with
the Flash when using SWFObject. Maybe it defaults because the Flash
isn't enabled... Though, I guess that could be wrong as well.
Steve Green wrote:
It looks like longdesc is only a valid attribute for images.
You could use Javascript (with something like SWFObject) to place the
Flash movie. How most work (including SWFObject) is that they actually
replace another element (usually div) to place the Flash. That means, if
Javascript isn't
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