Hi WSG, I'm wondering about the best method to incorporate in a signup form a Terms and Conditions agreement, which being so long will be bought to the page externally. Or if it's thought best, maybe not! On a previous occasion I went forward using the <object> tag. The advantage to my mind is that, my document (that may change in future) is separate to the form and for those who don't have a browser capable of using the <object> tag, can see alternative text to link to the separately hosted T&C page. But it's been put to me at work, there might be a way to house the document in a div, give the div a fixed size and make it scrollable. Alternatively I could use a textarea element, although I'm given to understand it would need to be outside the <form> so as not include it in the 'Signup' event when the submit button is clicked. However to satisfy the designer, who follows that the convention is that the form is visually seen before the last submit button, I'd use CSS to position it - but that doesn't sound very semantic to me? Putting it on another page, that you would link to, read, then return to the form to agree to has been rejected for the sanctity of the concept of a single page signup document. I hope I've been clear, and I guess I'm interested in anything similar to this in best practice, accessibility and standards. Cheers for just being there folks, John Unsworth
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