Posted by David Dorward on 10/25/07 10:08

On Oct 25, 9:43 am, "Axel Dahmen" <NO_S...@NoOneKnows.invalid> wrote:
> I just noticed that XING uses a strange notation in their <script> tag. Instead of using several <script> tags (one tag for each URI) they are using one single <script> tag having a comma separated list of URIs in its SRC attribute.

No, they have one URI which has commas in it.

> Is this valid HTML?

yes

> Or is this some hidden but accepted feature?

nothing hidden about it

> Or is this just something their web server uses to generate one single, big, JavaScript file?

What happens on the server is not transparent. That's a possible
scenario.

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