[Mac-talk] Iphone and the Web

[Deborah Shadovitz]

Flash does not play on iPhones. Flash is really  not a good choice for  
menus in general.

The best you can do now is but regular html menus at the bottom of  
each screen so iPhone users and other non-flash users have some  
navigation.

On Feb 15, 2008, at 7:53 , Jerry Jambazian wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have created a website for our non-profit Sunday School Association.
> I used Adobe Dreamweaver.
>
> The main index page contains links that I created as FLASH Text  
> objects.
> The page looks just great and works and looks the way it was  
> designed to do no matter what browser I use.
>
> At a meeting yesterday, someone had a iPhone and brought up the  
> website on their phone.
> Everything was great, except all the FLASH text links did not show  
> up on her iPhone.
> All is says in each instance is “FLASH text#23” and so on where  
> there was supposed to be a link.
>
> My question is: am I supposed to do something in my HTML code to  
> make sure it shows up on an iPhone?
>
> Please feel free to try it at
> http://www.cmtaconvention.org
>
>
> Blessings,
>
> -- Jerry Jambazian, (Treasurer and Webmaster)
>
> Christian Ministries Training Association
> Serving the local church since 1952
> PO Box 1500
> Temple City, CA 91780-7500
> (626) 286-6492  FAX(626) 286-6710
> Toll Free (888) 900-CMTA
> Cell Phone (626) 643-9460
>
> e-mail: cmta at earthlink.net
> www: http://www.cmtaconvention.org
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