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DeadlyTedly
Hi,
I'm attempting to make use of nested object tags (in HTML) as per the
w3c standard here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/objects.html#h-13.3.1
This details the HTML 4.01 Specification with regard to object tags.
When I create a nested object in an ASP page, I get the following server
error:
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0139'
Nested Object
/WebProject2/test.asp, line 5
An object tag cannot be placed inside another object tag.
If I create it in an html file, the outer object tag is rendered, as are
all of the child object tags too.
So...
ASP seems to totally disallow nested object tags.
Internet Explorer renders all of them regardless.
The w3c spec seems to say that each object tag will be rendered in turn
and once one is found which works, no more child object tags will be
rendered.
Guidence on whether or not this has been raised as an issue, or if it
even is would be greatly appreciated. This is hindering conversion of a
website at work to WAI compliance.
Thanks,
Ted Bradley
I'm attempting to make use of nested object tags (in HTML) as per the
w3c standard here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/objects.html#h-13.3.1
This details the HTML 4.01 Specification with regard to object tags.
When I create a nested object in an ASP page, I get the following server
error:
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0139'
Nested Object
/WebProject2/test.asp, line 5
An object tag cannot be placed inside another object tag.
If I create it in an html file, the outer object tag is rendered, as are
all of the child object tags too.
So...
ASP seems to totally disallow nested object tags.
Internet Explorer renders all of them regardless.
The w3c spec seems to say that each object tag will be rendered in turn
and once one is found which works, no more child object tags will be
rendered.
Guidence on whether or not this has been raised as an issue, or if it
even is would be greatly appreciated. This is hindering conversion of a
website at work to WAI compliance.
Thanks,
Ted Bradley