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Posted by Travis Newbury on 10/22/06 12:46
On Oct 21, 2:34 pm, Ed Mullen <e...@edmullen.net> wrote:
> >> Personally as a designer I would not brag about such...
> > We have no problems finding work. (We create Flash based WEB
> > applications for the entertainment industry)
> >>> yet they all work fine on both IE and FF which in our opinion are
> >>> the mainstream.
> >> So you say, but maybe it is more because you lacked something to be
> >> successful with valid markup.
> > I know the exact reason for the validation errors. ..
> http://edmullen.net/fclock.html
> That page does validate at w3.org as 4.01 Strict.
> Also,http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
> Just FYI, not sure if this addresses all the issues you have with
> validating HTML with a Flash object.
We use this method most of the time. And if IE did not require that
the entire flash be loaded before running (as is does with this method)
it would be the perfect solution. But in the cases of multiple flash
objects that need to speak to each other as soon as they start to load
it makes it useless or us.
BUT I wold suggest if for most Flash pages. Also, now that FF and IE
both use the new external interface for flash, it makes it even easier
to have the flash interact with the web page.
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