[WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread Bruce



Hi all,

I'm sure this has been covered someplace, but when 
actually running into it on a busy schedule...you know the rest.

A simple flash button for audio, from 
wimpy.
Validator says:
There is no attribute for:
embed src="">
Nor for:
quality, name, width, height, pluginsPage, and of course "embed" is 
undefined.
At about this point one has a tendency to throw out webstandards completely 
or the demo. Several hours of fiddling with this didn't help. Not to blame 
webstandards for my lack of knowledge, but...sheesh.
Any ideas besides taking a 2 month long course? Does Macromedia have a 
place to make their code work with Valid CSS?


Bruce Prochnau
BKDesign Solutions



Re: [WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread Bruce



http://blog.deconcept.com/flashobject/
Typically, I found this 2 minutes after sending 
above, is this the answer to flash and standards?
Thanks in advance
Bruce Prochanu
BKDesign Solutions


  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Bruce 
  To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org 
  Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 5:19 
  PM
  Subject: [WSG] Flash and Standards
  
  Hi all,
  
  I'm sure this has been covered someplace, but 
  when actually running into it on a busy schedule...you know the 
  rest.
  
  A simple flash button for audio, from 
  wimpy.
  Validator says:
  There is no attribute for:
  embed src="">
  Nor for:
  quality, name, width, height, pluginsPage, and of course "embed" is 
  undefined.
  At about this point one has a tendency to throw out webstandards 
  completely or the demo. Several hours of fiddling with this didn't help. Not 
  to blame webstandards for my lack of knowledge, but...sheesh.
  Any ideas besides taking a 2 month long course? Does Macromedia have a 
  place to make their code work with Valid CSS?
  
  
  Bruce Prochnau
  BKDesign Solutions
  


RE: [WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread Drake, Ted C.








Hi Bruce

The flash satay seems to be the standard
for flash

http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/

There is a new technique, I believe. But
this works pretty darn well.

Ted













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Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 2:20
PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] Flash and Standards







Hi all,











I'm sure this has been covered someplace, but when actually
running into it on a busy schedule...you know the rest.











A simple flash button for audio, from wimpy.





Validator says:





There is no attribute for:





embed src="">





Nor for:





quality, name, width, height, pluginsPage, and
of course embed is undefined.





At about this point one has a tendency to throw out webstandards
completely or the demo. Several hours of fiddling with this didn't help. Not to
blame webstandards for my lack of knowledge, but...sheesh.





Any ideas besides taking a 2 month long course? Does Macromedia have a
place to make their code work with Valid CSS?

















Bruce Prochnau





BKDesign Solutions
















Re: [WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread sam sherlock
I have been using FlashObject for sometime now, indeed I have posted 
here before asking what members of the list think of the technique.


You may be interested to know that makepovertyhistory.org uses the 
flashObject technique, as an alternative there is also ufo


http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/ufo/


atbS


Bruce wrote:


http://blog.deconcept.com/flashobject/
Typically, I found this 2 minutes after sending above, is this the answer to 
flash and standards?

Thanks in advance
Bruce Prochanu
BKDesign Solutions


   - Original Message -
   *From:* Bruce mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   *To:* wsg@webstandardsgroup.org mailto:wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
   *Sent:* Friday, August 05, 2005 5:19 PM
   *Subject:* [WSG] Flash and Standards

   Hi all,

   I'm sure this has been covered someplace, but when actually running into it

   on a busy schedule...you know the rest.

   A simple flash button for audio, from wimpy.

   Validator says:
   There is no attribute for:
   embed src=
   Nor for:
   quality, name, width, height, pluginsPage, and of course embed is 
undefined.
   At about this point one has a tendency to throw out webstandards completely
   or the demo. Several hours of fiddling with this didn't help. Not to blame
   webstandards for my lack of knowledge, but...sheesh.
   Any ideas besides taking a 2 month long course? Does Macromedia have a place
   to make their code work with Valid CSS?


   Bruce Prochnau

   BKDesign Solutions

 





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Re: [WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread Jan Brasna

http://blog.deconcept.com/flashobject/
answer to flash and standards?


Yep, IMHO better than Satay.

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Re: [WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread Bruce
The Web Standards Group is an awesome resource.
Thank you, I received three answers within minutes  that completely resolved
the problem with three alternate solutions, each valid and comprehensive,
and I might add, interesting and informative.

Bruce Prochnau
BKDesign Solutions- receives more solutions

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Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [WSG] Flash and Standards


  http://blog.deconcept.com/flashobject/
  answer to flash and standards?

 Yep, IMHO better than Satay.

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Re: [WSG] Flash and Standards

2005-08-05 Thread dwain

Bruce wrote:
I'm sure this has been covered someplace, but when actually running into 
it on a busy schedule...you know the rest.
 


i've used this and it validates:

	object data=opening.swf width=550 height=377 
type=application/x-shockwave-flash

   param name=movie value=opening.swf /
   param name=quality value=high /
   param name=bgcolor value=#fff /
   img src=graphics/openingflashimage.gif alt= /
 /object

btw, check out the flashblocker extension at mozdev.org.  it gives you a 
place holder and on hover a button to run the file if you choose. 
everybody ought to have this one. ;^)


dwain


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