- From: David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 16:57:29 GMT
- To: public-cdf@w3.org
Kevin Kelly wrote:
Are there
some compound document by reference examples for MathML we should be
looking at sooner?
Before the current range of browsers could handle inlined MathML
referencing mathml was more common, specifically using the original
netscape plugin API and the embed element or the applet API.
in each case refering to the mathml in an external file (or sometimes as
a quoted string in an attribute value) as a param of the applet or embed
object.
see for example the online doc for Techexplorer (which can handle both
inlined mathml and references using the embed element)
http://www.integretechpub.com/docs/techexplorer/Help/
has some discussion of mime types needed, and says:
To set a fixed window size for the display of a document containing
mathematical or scientific expressions using the techexplorer plug-in,
use the EMBED HTML tag to define the size of the window and the source
file containing the techexplorer expression or document to be
displayed. For example,
<EMBED SRC="math.tex" WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=200>
or to embed a MathML file
<EMBED SRC="math.mml" WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=75>
David
(Co Chair Math IG)
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