- From: Harvey Bingham <hbingham@acm.org>
- Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000 23:03:07 -0500
- To: <w3c-wai-er-ig@w3.org>
At 2000-01-31 18:10-0500, Wendy wrote: >I propose: ><blockquote> >Technique 11.3.1 [priority 3] Check that documents are served per user >preferences. >Discussion Status: >awaiting discussion >Evaluation: >none. >Example Language: >none. >Repair Technique: >Prompt user to specify language of document in technique 4.3.1. >Use CC/PP or XML/XSLT or other transformations on the server or gateway to >configure a page for various user preferences and device profiles. Where is the concept of user-specific style sheet representing configuration desires included? Should it be here? >Work with your server system administrator to provide content negotiation. >Use browser sniffing on the client to request documents on the server. >Use cookies to remember user preferences between sessions and server >documents per those preferences. Are cookies part of our recommendation? Are they universally understood across browsers? Cursory examination of their content suggests that they often contain proprietary representations/encoded data. >Link to other versions of the document (other formats, other other what? representations? >If not possible to use content negotiation, indicate content type or >language through markup (e.g., in HTML use "type" and "hreflang"). ></blockquote> >-- >wendy a chisholm Regards/Harvey Bingham
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