Roman, First, I have to apologise because I treated your email as if it was directed to our Yahoo! list, and therefore assumed it related to formsPlayer - hence the confusion! > But given your example for calling my script, I could not find > any reference to a for or event attribute in the XHTML specification > as you used them in for example. That's because it's part of Internet Explorer. The formsPlayer compnent makes its events available to any containing application, and since script (with @for and @event) is just one way that IE can register for these events, it works easily with fP. A more generic solution is coming soon, called XML Handlers, which David refers to in a separate email. We will be implementing that when we have a few other things out of the way. It's not disimilar to the IE script element though, but has better fall-back facilities. Sorry again for the confusion! Regards, Mark Mark Birbeck x-port.net Ltd.Received on Tuesday, 30 September 2003 09:12:15 GMT
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