Hi,
> >If Netscape doesn't support it, it should ignore it.
> >What is 'Active Pages' anyway? There's ASP, which is an unrelated
> >server-side technology, and there are <OBJECT> tags with ActiveX (OLE)
> >objects.
>
Actually ASP and <OBJECT> are different technologies.
ASP is a server side technology. It's a CGI like technology.
<OBJECT> are part of the Active Pages technology. Active Pages enables you to
enter ActiveX controls in to almost any place Word docs, Excel docs ..... And
HTML.
> >DHTML is not a standard but a buzzword, which I've heard first time
> >around when Dreamweaver 1 went beta.
Whether you call DHTML a standard or a buzzword is your business and I don't care
if it annoys you or not. At least W3 calls it a standard and Netscape calls it a
standard and you can download a document form netscape who give detailed
description of what that standard is and which tags are included in that standard.
Erez
PS
You can send your replay to the Linux-IL only. I don't need to receive it in two
copies one from Linux-IL and one from you.
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