Validating XHTML pages...
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- jevad
ok so my page validates fine without the flash file - stick the flash in...doesn't validate!
Anyone know a workaround for this or is it just 'one of those things'?
- jevad0
oh you fucking STAR!!
cheers boz - haven't seen you online for a while?
- unknown0
been busy bro...working on too many things. Have you moved already or?
- jevad0
nah not yet - end of the month!
- unknown0
niceeee...be sure to let me know when it happens man...I'd like us to think of something, maybe get together or whatever...I've been planning to visit Colorado..this would be one of the good reasons :)
- jevad0
ah yeah! definately man - that'd be ace!!
^_^
- rh0
You might want to consider the Macromedia active content JavaScript code to place a Flash movie. It's XHTML compliant, plus it covers you for IE7 by not using the in the page.
- muidlatif0
thank you so much for this topic.
I was figuring out how on earth to get my .swf file validate with XHTML... finally it works!
Thanks to rh & jevad.Here is the link of the article with tutorial:
- muidlatif0
oh no.. just found some probs to my documents.. ouche!
My table:
It says:
Line 25, column 13: an attribute value specification must be an attribute value literal unless SHORTTAG YES is specifiedLine 25, column 16: an attribute value must be a literal unless it contains only name characters
Line 25, column 25: there is no attribute "height"
Line 25, column 25: an attribute value specification must be an attribute value literal unless SHORTTAG YES is specified
Line 25, column 28: an attribute value must be a literal unless it contains only name characters
what does it mean? and what do i have to do?
Thanks!