On Jun 21, 2009, at 11:08 PM, Eric Seidel wrote:
I think this is great!
I'm a bit confused by this though:
This indicates that the src DOM attribute reflects a content attribute
named src, but that the result is a completed URL, not the raw
attribute value:
attribute [ReflectURL] DOMString src;
Why a special case for absolute URL conversions?
Should we have a more generic [ReflectFitler=completeURL] syntax?
Do we have enough url-values where this special attribute makes sense
or should src() just be a small wrapper around getAttribute("src")
which knows how to make it absolute?
URL attributes resolving against the document base is a fairly common
case of modified reflected attributes, yes. Many elements have href or
src attributes that behave this way. I am not sure if there are other
common cases that fix up the value on reading relative to the actual
content attribute value.
- Maciej
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