On 6/15/05, Charles Iliya Krempeaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So then what do you do if your code is not amenable to the event
drive way of programming.
What if you have an event loop approach. How then do you signify
the ending so that things can actually happen?
I'm confused -- if you're
Hi,
I've sent a comment on XMLHttpRequest to the WHATWG mailing list, but maybe
this is a more appropriate place.
I think one should not be allowed to call open() in all readyStates (as the
current specification suggests). This initialization of the request makes
sense only in three states
Commenting on
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#setrequestheader
User agents must not set any headers other than the
headers set by the author using this method, with the
following exceptions:
That paragraph means it is against the specification to send other
headers
Hi,
Since HTML5 won't be an SGML application, the DOCTYPE could be shortened
down to this:
|!DOCTYPE html
This DOCTYPE triggers standards rendering mode in current browsers. [1] To
specify the version, we could reuse the version attribute:
|html version=5.0
XML documents could use the
Chris Griego wrote:
Currently the only way to capture and use the mouse wheel on the web
is within the Macromedia Flash v7 plugin which added event handling
for the mouse wheel.
That's incorrect. Both IE (since 5.5?) and Mozilla supports this.
Unfortunately they do it in different ways.
IE:
Safari in the latest Tiger update supports WinIE's mouse wheel
system. We also have a wheelDeltaX and wheelDeltaY so that
horizontal wheeling can be supported. I had planned to propose this
at some point but hadn't gotten around to it yet.
dave
On Jun 20, 2005, at 3:01 PM, Erik
