- From: <lee@sq.com>
- Date: Tue, 18 Mar 97 13:47:24 EST
- To: w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
On the subject of fragment IDs, there seems to be some confusion. There are two kinds of fragments. One is a standalone part of a larger document, where only the fragment is served. That isn't the web fragment, though. The other is a named part of a document, where you have the whole document, and want to go to a particular region (surrounded in HTML with <A NAME=xxx>....</X>). Please don't confuse them. SGML Open fragments are nothing whatsoever to do with the # kind of fragments. I'll call them chunks for now. In a web world, you are supposed to do SGML Open chunks by giving each chunk its own URL, just as DynaWeb (there! I spelt it right!) does. Since # is for something different than chunks, it doesn't have to solve the chunk requirements, and therefore the fact that the #stuff doesn't get sent to the server turns out not to be a problem. Lee
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