@Robert_WellockNov 17.2004 — #You use the <object> element <embed /> only exists on sites where you use eXtensible Markup and a customised DTD like my own.
As the W3C Validator is screwed up for checking customised eXtensible XHTML DTD.
The <embed> was Netscape invention and just happens to work in old browser because M$ decided they'd copy some of Netscape's ideas - it was never a W3C recommendation.
As the W3C Validator is screwed up for checking customised eXtensible XHTML DTD.
The <embed> was Netscape invention and just happens to work in old browser because M$ decided they'd copy some of Netscape's ideas - it was never a W3C recommendation. [/B][/QUOTE] rats. big ones.:mad:
@rhsundergroundNov 25.2004 — #[i]Originally posted by james giles [/i]
[B]Hi, thanks for your replies but i didnt understand most of the terms, i dont know much html, i just use dreamweaver [/B][/QUOTE] well all you need to do is open up your page in the code view and insert the following code somewhere between the <body> and </body> tags: [code=php]<object width="100" height="100"> <param name="FileName" value="file.wav" type="audio/wave" /> <param name="ShowDisplay" value="0" /> <param name="ShowControls" value="0" /> <param name="AutoStart" value="-1" /> <p>Fallback</p> </object>[/code]and replace 'file.wav' with the appropriate filename