. However, those APIs would operate on nodes floating in the air,
unrelated to any document possibly opened.
17. Isn't there already something like WorkerLocation specced?
Best regards,
Krzysztof Maczyński
Invited Expert, HTML WG
missing piece in Web scripting, and currently only in SVG (at
least as W3C specs go, and of course unless I'm missing something) can it be
used legally (e.g. expecting a property called document on the global object if
the language is ECMAScript).
Best regards,
Krzysztof Maczyński
Invited Expert
Informative references include RFC 2818. Please also include RFC2817,
as it's preferable on architectural grounds (the https scheme is
believed to be a mistake because it has semantics equivalent to http).
Yes, I'm satisfied with all the changes (although I still think it's useless
and a bit risky of minor discrepancies to define document order when DOM Level
3 Core is already normatively referenced), thank you for being so responsive
and for the entirety of your effort on this spec.
This makes
Lachlan,
Thanks for replying quickly; I'll do the same, since it probably matters much
more to you, process-wise.
I have changed it to the
plural node’s subtrees. Is that acceptable?
Yes, perfectly. But this still isn't formally applicable in all cases:
The term document order means a
W dniu 15 sierpnia 2008 06:05 użytkownik Marcos Caceres
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HI Krzysztof,
Just a friendly reminder that we (WebApps) are waiting for you to
respond to the LC comments. Can you please let me know either way if
you are planning to respond or not. If you are, I would really
