September 10, 2000 - The DHTML Behaviors behind HTML+TIME
September 10, 2000 The DHTML Behaviors behind HTML+TIME Tips: September 2000
Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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time
default behavior. HTML+TIME 2.0 is implemented as the time2
default behavior. The time2
default behavior is supposed to supercede the time
default behavior. Our experience does not support it 100%. We found cases where time
and time2
provide different results. Therefore, we suggest you check both time
and time2
when you program HTML+TIME elements. Programming-wise, the difference between using time
and time2
is that with time
, you need to add the "t:"
prefix to all HTML+TIME attributes. With time2
(supported by Internet Explorer 5.5 and above), the "t:"
namespace is no longer necessary for HTML+TIME attributes.Learn more about HTML+TIME in Column 67, Introduction to HTML+TIME.