- From: <saylordj@WellsFargo.COM>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 13:51:56 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-eo@w3.org
Hello Andrew, You Wrote: How do your sites store images and objects for later retrieval? Does the database insist on having ALT text and other image or object attributes stored with the images/objects? Does the http server always retrieve these attributes and send them back to the browser with the built page? Doyle: One of our technicians replied 'No, the database does not insist on having alt text and other image or object attributes stored with the images/objects'. This person has a visual disability. He has some awareness of the issues involved. His observed that retrieval depended upon whether or not the coders did the retrieval coding concerning the built page. I discussed with him how the law requires those things, and he started to get a different picture of what the programmers are supposed to be doing. Thanks, Doyle
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