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Webmaster Forum / Browsers / Internet Explorer / March 2005Behaviors - Lightweight v ViewLink
I have read the docs over and over again and am a bit confused about the relationship between the viewlink and lightweight attributes. Perhaps someone could help me answer this question. 1. Is there a scenario where it make sense for both lightweight and viewlink to be set to true. >I have read the docs over and over again and am a bit confused about > the relationship between the viewlink and lightweight attributes. > Perhaps someone could help me answer this question. > > 1. Is there a scenario where it make sense for both lightweight and > viewlink to be set to true. I use neither lightweight or viewlink - but they seem contrary to one another. Correct me if I'm wrong but because ViewLink "contains document fragments" it could not pass as LightWeight. Nic Roche Wooks, Microsoft's TabStrip Web Control uses both of these techniques. Its basically a literal control. Then, it uses the viewlink's document to store the inner structure of the control for further references(may be because it doesn't want to destroy the original inner contents.) I cant see any other ........ > I have read the docs over and over again and am a bit confused about > the relationship between the viewlink and lightweight attributes. > Perhaps someone could help me answer this question. > > 1. Is there a scenario where it make sense for both lightweight and > viewlink to be set to true. |
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