- From: Alessio Cartocci <a.cartocci@webprofession.com>
- Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:45:20 +0200
- To: "XHTML WG" <public-xhtml2@w3.org>
Dear all, I have published a test page for planned tests on bookmarking of <object> and <iframe> elements. Actually this page is composed by two iframes (identified with "f1" and "f2" ids) and two text/html objects (identified with "f3" and "f4" ids); the example currently works on Firefox 2+ and the entire dynamic refresh is generated by a javascript routine. A typical url, based on xframes syntax, can be like this: http://labs.iwa.it/xhtml2/test2.xml#src(f1=http://labs.iwa.it/blog/,f2=http://labs.iwa.it/) or http://labs.iwa.it/xhtml2/test2.xml#src(f3=http://labs.iwa.it/blog/,f4=http://labs.iwa.it/) or even assigning addresses for all ids. I still have to "populate" the domain to show more and clearer examples of internal navigation and dynamic changing of the elements content driven by browser address bar; at the same time the bar reports every iframe/object navigation changes. Obviously we have security issues, so we'll have to browse only documents stored on the same domain. According to friend Diego La Monica of PF-ARIA WG I preferred to rebuild with a regular expression part of the innerHTML in the <object> because the dynamic changing of the "data" attribute unfortunately seems to have no real effect on the element's content reloading (only an iframe can interoperate as a *real* frame). When manually composing a url in the address bar it could be necessary to reload the entire page with the refresh browser button (maybe I should think to add a listener to avoid that). Please look at this as a work in progress: actually it's just an "alpha" to improve hardly, and that could be interesting to re-implement with ARIA and cross-browser features. Any feedback and/or suggestion will be very appreciated. Have a nice day Alessio --- Alessio Cartocci International Webmasters Association / The HTML Writers Guild http://www.iwanet.org
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