[Bug 25582] [DOM-P&S] Two short questions

https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=25582

--- Comment #5 from spiritRKS1910 <crimsteam@gmail.com> ---
> The "scripting flag" is a concept that only makes sense for the HTML Parser.
> Thus, I think this is correct. The XML namespace-aware parser processing
> XHTML will presumably also not execute the script--but here I am less sure,
> and will need to check. (Most browsers route the elements created by the XML
> Parser that are in the HTML namespace through the same underlying processing
> code that handles HTML elements, so this wouldn't surprise me.) If this
> turns out to be true I may need to invent something to indicate that this
> same flag should be set for XHTML script elements...

In other cases (variety of XML) this flag (or behaviour) fit for XHTML script
elements (when use correct namespace).

>The spec mentions that:
>   "Additionally, the document must have a URL value equal to the URL of the >active document, a location value of null."

> So its "origin" as I think I understand it, is the same as the main
> document. I may need to clarify this though??

Yuuup, in fact it should be enough, my mistake.

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Received on Wednesday, 7 May 2014 00:10:05 UTC