- From: Ian Higgs +44 171 510 8595 <IAN.HIGGS@reuters.com>
- Date: Fri, 28 Apr 1995 20:24:50 -0500 (EST)
- To: www-html <www-html@www10.w3.org>
IH] Is there a proposal for anything like an INCLUDE tag? IH] e.g. <include src="http://www.xyz.com/standard-footer.html"> [jenglish@crl.com] JE] Netscape has invented an <EMBED> element, and deployed in JE] the Windows version, but they haven't proposed it JE] (or even *mentioned* it) on any of the discussion lists JE] as far as I know. Not sure if it's exactly what you want. I have tried the NetScape EMBED feature, but it not what I had in mind. The embedded object (TEXT.TXT, PIC.BMP or whatever) is presented within the Netscape window as an icon (TEXT.TXT shows the icon for my text editor, although PIC.BMP displays as a real image (NETSCAPE: Why the difference?) and a label giving the file name as it was on the server. Double click on the icon and a local file is created and passed to the normal handler application. What I wanted to see is the contents of the object as it would be displayed if I had asked for it directly. If the object is HTML then it should be parsed in context just like #include for C code. JE] SGML has a mechanism for doing this, namely entity references: Perfect! (NETSCAPE: Netscape 1.1 b4 please ...) /Ian Higgs
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