A solution very good to avoid "embed" tag. But to fulfill the norms of WAI accessibility I must have an alternative auditory description, and when putting it like "Techniques for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0" they simultanealy leave the MOV and the WAV to me. Some solution? One assumes that the WAV leaves if the MOV cannot be loaded. I try to avoid the display of the WAV using "<param name="hidden" value="true" />", but it not make any change.
To see what I am doing: www.auskalo.com/imasce/comptos/test.html McCain >Try the "Standards Compliant method to add Quicktime movies to pages" >http://realdev1.realise.com/rossa/rendertest/quicktime.html > >and be sure to check out the browser tests chart: >http://realdev1.realise.com/rossa/rendertest/quicktime.html#update > >cheers dez > >>In one of websites which I am doing I must put virtual visits done in >>QuickTime. If I use "EMBED" to see the visits in not-IE navigators, website >>will not validated like XHTML. Some solution? I already know the solutions >>for the Flash like "Flash Satay", but I don't know how apply it to a >>QuickTime. >> ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help *****************************************************
