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From: julian.rickards@ndm.gov.on.ca
Date: Jan 17, 2003 7:06AM
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I am not an expert at JavaScript but it is my understanding that JavaScript
has no means of passing information from one page to another: I don't think
there is anything in JavaScript that can detect or use query strings which
could be one method.
You may have to use server-side scripting.
Hmmm, maybe JavaScript can create and use cookies and that may be the
answer. As I said, I am not an expert. Maybe my 2 cents was not worth even
that.
Just my 1 cent,
Jules
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Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 7:03 PM
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Subject: Accessibilty & Flash Content
Hi,
I'm designing an accessible site (to W3C A standards) and not sure what to
do with a flash movie. The logo will be a subtle flash movie with a static
picture and text fading in & out. I know we should avoid 'blinking,
flickering or moving content'. The site will be primarily for people without
disability hence happy to have a flash movie, however how can I provide a
facility to switch the movie off?
I thought
a) put a text link to the side 'switch moving logo off' & then replace this
with a static logo. But how would I do this?? How could this be done site
wide - so each time they move to a new page the flash logo is replaced by a
still image logo? i thought javascript - but don't know where to start.
b) use flash controls to switch the movie off (play, stop etc) and again
make this site wide. there may be an extension - but how suitable for my
problem..
Also any advice on whether moving text flash movie presents a particular
accessibility problem? i am saying this because their is clear guidance on
making flash movies accessible through alternate content - so may be moving
flash movies aren't that big a deal?
look forward to comments,
Chet.
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