The object
element can only contain param elements.
param true id, name, param One or more param elements may be included
in the object element to provide additional
information to the engine that manages the
object to embed. The attribute values vary
greatly from type to type of the included object.
Appendix A: Semantic HTML
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Forms and Controls
When a site is not just a series of documents to read but it is an interactive tool that the user can use to
manage contents (web mail applications, forums, wikis, or CMS), a way to edit those contents and
submit them to a server is necessary. This is the purpose of a form that collects a group of control
elements, one for each variable that the server requires. The set of controls is quite wide and includes
buttons, text fields, selection controls, and other controls. Advanced controls such as date selection tools,
sliders, or validation controls are nowadays produced by JavaScript developers mixing the base controls
with client - side scripts. In the near future, it is probable that modern browsers will include more
advanced controls to supply to this lack as defined in new standards like HTML 5 and XForms .
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