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why not use 'data' on <object>?
All (esp. implementers) --
I just noticed that everyone passes NUBS01 test, even those without a DOM
implementation. This is curious, as the CGM is loaded thusly in the HTML
harness:
><body onload="document.getElementById('ivx1').getWebCGMDocument().src=
>'NUBS01.cgm';">
>...
><object id="ivx1" type="image/cgm;Version=4;ProfileId=WebCGM" width="400"
>height="400">
Am I missing something, or does this require a DOM implementation to load
the CGM? Of course, the non-DOM implementations that have "pass" could
mean that they view the same as the reference picture, when viewing the
HTML standalone.
But my real question is: why not just use the 'data' attribute on the
<object> element (per section 3.4 of WebCGM)? Do all implementers handle
it properly?
-Lofton.
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