- From: Sebastian Redl <sebastian.redl@getdesigned.at>
- Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 11:29:31 +0200
- To: www-html@w3.org
Justin Wood (Callek) wrote: > Regarding the last one, how would you be able to "define" this; > > [....] > <a href="#notAvalidFragment">foo</a> > <a href="#object1">Activate Some Object Defined Later in Document</a> > <object id="object1" declare="declare" ... a video ... /> > <object id="object2" declare="declare" ... a second video ... /> > <a href="#object2">Activate Some Object Defined Earlier in Document</a> > [....] > > The Object 2 link seems the only one which could be "reliably" > disabled *as the document loads*, sure depending on relative placement > of the Object 1 link, and Object 1 itself, it may be possible to > assign the disabled flag to Object 1's link as well, but is > near-futile; The links will still be _there_ though they do not > necessarily have to target any real fragment. [Though a real fragment > is good practice] > > ~Justin Wood (Callek) > This snippet is invalid. 24.2.2 says: > A declared object <http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-xhtml2-20050527/mod-object.html#edef_object_object> element must appear in a document before the first time the object data is referenced. For example, the > declaring object element must appear before a link referencing the object data. Thus, the behaviour of the first two links is undefined. Sebastian Redl
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