On Jul 22, 1:45 pm, Vincent Polite <[email protected]>
wrote:
> You may also want to check things in Safari again. I am using v. 3.2.1 and
> I get the alternate content page. One thing about that "hack" - when i did
> my own testing, if I put the javascript in the <HEAD> of the HTML doc or I
> put it in an established DOMREADY type of function (like jQuery domready
> function), then it worked fine and the hack wasn't necessary.
> Vincent
You must have seen the site after i changed the detect to look for
version 19. :)
But in any case I do not have access to add code to the <head> since
we serve these Flash items in via a 3rd party software solution
(Mercado). It's really strange the way things work around here. If I
had a few days I'd tell you. ;-)
In any case it does seem to work correctly in IE/Safari with the alt
content as well. Just FF is being a pest..
Sometimes you just can't put it all in the <head>...
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