I have been looking into using SWFobject for our (cs3 designed) flash movies, both for the usual SEO reasons AND to enhance the site's accessibility for disabled users. I have implemented it on a test site and noticed afterwards that SWFObject doesn't render ANYTHING out to text-based browsers such as lynx. Because there is no EMBED code, we cant use the NOEMBED....has anyone got any thoughts on how to get content out for text-based readers? Presumably this too would help SEO wise so I'm a little conflicted as to the best way to do things. The old style adobe-supplied script at least renders out the NOEMBED tag information if you supply it. How about a NOSCRIPT tag containing the accessible content? Would that be a good route to go down? Or am i going to compromise SEO rankings then because they will index the same content from both the SWFObject code AND the NOSCRIPT code?
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