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 The Vanishing Image: XHTML 2 Migration Issues
Subject: The fifth problem
Date: 2003-07-06 20:49:50
From: MikeyC Cacciottolo
Response to: The fifth problem

If you use text as the lowest nested element (as you should), eg:


<object type="video/mpeg" data="sunset.mpg">
<object type="image/jpeg" data="sunset.jpg">
Sunset in Hawaii
</object>
</object>


Then it shouldn't matter that a sysadmin strips the Object tag away as you would still get the fallback text which could include a link to download the data. So I really don't think stripping away the Object tag violates the spirit in which the Object tag was devised to be used.


Internet Explorer's inability to properly nest Objects has always been the major problem.


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