, loudly
rejecting any content that is malformed. (And by publishing I
include all sources: design templates, content producers, information
from the database, advertisements, comments, trackbacks etc.)
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point. HTML4 outline hierarchy couldn't do
this.
Section is as I recall an idea imported from XHTML2. From what I
understood, sections were originally meant to relate to sections of
the information content as differentiated from divisions of the
document structure.
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.
Yes. At a considerable profit, one might add.
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and
XHTML5, only ever doing changes by addition.
Or, under a different namespace.
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. But if you scratch at the surface, you will
find that in any browser, the barrier beween underlying application
programming interfaces and ECMAScript interfaces is just evident in
different places.
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.
Seems to me like they are simply using the ECMAScript ToString
algorithm, unless I'm mistaken. That's probably a good thing to
specify for this, too.
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you'd call it, so you
can't say one overrules the other) then I can imagine such an event
doesn't fit into the model.
However, that also poses the question about how the CSSOM should
handle this case... The same element may have different styles applied
to it depending on media.
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modifying the src attribute.
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Mistakenly sent this to the public-html list instead of WhatWG. Sorry
for the double for those on both lists.
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From: liorean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 31-May-2007 07:24
Subject: Re: [whatwg] setting .src of a SCRIPT element
To: HTML WG [EMAIL PROTECTED
definition terms, and the
messages consecutive definition datas, but there is no way to make one
definition term span several couples of term-data couples of elements,
which is needed for representing these example cases.
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On 26/05/07, liorean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chatlog
item
/.../
/messages
messages
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/messages
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s/messages/item/ of course
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of hashCode to ECMAScript 3
implementations. I'm don't know VBScript and it's object model, so I
can't say anything about that.
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as how common
the incompatible Microsoft variant is?
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is processed,
delete processed_elements[key];
to remove an element from the processed elements list, and something like
for(key in all_elements)
if(!(processed_elements.hasOwnProperty(key)))
process(key);
to iterate through the unprocessed elements.
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.
It can also be in the other way - in a Skype chat only the first
consecutive post from a person is tagged with their name, while all
posts are tagged with the time.
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Gervase just doesn't use a Mac, so he hasn't felt how lacking
the support for full screen mode is in Mac browsers.
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that functionality at all, or
hacking it together by stopping the playback in the original window
and opening a new fullscreen window with another copy of the video in.
Especially if one wants to switch in the middle of the a video,
keeping the playback going without interuption.
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) have a similar issue or not.
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object would.
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the buttons automatically without scripting do the equivalent of
the API function with the same name, and where the progress elements
gets it's value from the video as it plays/gets buffered.
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On 20/03/07, Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/3/20, liorean:
Some thing I would like to add here, is that your solution doesn't
do anything to solve the actual l problem case. Even if window.opener
would be read only, that is just a reference to a window object. Even
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a browser check and forks will suddenly fail. And
I think we all know that the vast majority of scripts out there aren't
sensibly coded.
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liorean wrote:
Well, the original question wasn't about versioning in particular as
much as it was Microsoft asking developers (not spec writers) for
something, anything, that they can use to tell whether the author has
written the document for HTML5
On 14/03/07, Elliotte Harold [EMAIL
sheet, so this whitespace is lost from ever
being presented as it appeared in the document.
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or not (it might be, but that depends on the poem content),
you can specify it in that attribute.
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On 1/23/07, Henri Sivonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 23, 2007, at 17:45, liorean wrote:
Well, considering the purpose of XHTML (main purpose is presentation
for humans, no?) is there any reason to NOT just set it to default to
preserve on the html element, fixed to preserve on the script
function anonymous taking a
single argument event, starting in the InputRegExp scanner state
like for any other FunctionBody production. So I doubt it makes much
difference for the scripting engine either way.
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On 31/05/06, Andrew Fedoniouk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: liorean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From mathematic standpoint:
By its definition Math.random() function is not side effect free
in ECMAScript. It uses static variable for generation of pseudo-number
sequences
Hello!
Doing a quick read through the submitted WebForms 2.0 proposal, I
didn't see at any place that it addressed object elements as form
controls, something that HTML4.01 forms did. Shouldn't WebForms 2.0
address this part of the HTML4.01 forms as well?
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