On Wed, 10 May 2006, Shadow2531 wrote:
object type=text/html data=about:blank
scriptalert('You should not see this!');/script
/object
What should happen in situations like that?
The script element is alternate content.
The object is rendered.
The script SHOULD NOT be executed
On 5/11/06, Lachlan Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shadow2531 wrote:
object type=text/html data=about:blank
scriptalert('You should not see this!');/script
/object
What should happen in situations like that?
The script element is alternate content.
The object is rendered.
The script
Shadow2531 wrote:
That problem could be avoided by authors making sure each
document.write() wrote complete element markup instead of splitting it
up like in your example.
The problem could be avoided by not using document.write() at all, but
in reality that's not going to happen any time
object type=text/html data=about:blank
scriptalert('You should not see this!');/script
/object
What should happen in situations like that?
The script element is alternate content.
The object is rendered.
The script SHOULD NOT be executed *until* the alernate content is
rendered. (For example,
Shadow2531 wrote:
object type=text/html data=about:blank
scriptalert('You should not see this!');/script
/object
What should happen in situations like that?
The script element is alternate content.
The object is rendered.
The script SHOULD NOT be executed *until* the alernate content is
