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On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 12:19:14 -0800, Joe Lee <leejd@xxxxxx> wrote: > I agree that the problem appears to be mostly caused by the use of the > name attribute instead of the id attribute. While there are some > elements where it is still useful to specify the name attribute, Doesn't XHTML strict have a problem with the name attribute? I know it doesn't like it in <form> tags. I'd start using id if you can. Mike E.
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