Name
ARCHIVE — NN n/a IE n/a HTML 4
Synopsis
ARCHIVE=”URLList"
Optional
A space-delimited list of URLs of files that support the loading and
running of the OBJECT
element. By explicitly
specifying the files in the ARCHIVE
attribute, the
browser doesn’t have to wait for the supporting files to be
called by the content running in the OBJECT
element. Instead, the supporting files can be downloaded
simultaneously with the primary content. The
ARCHIVE
attribute may also include URLs assigned
to the CLASSID
or DATA
attributes, but one of these two attributes still needs to point to
the primary content URL.
Example
<OBJECT ... ARCHIVE=" /images/anim3.gif /images/anim4.gif"></OBJECT>
Value
A complete or relative URL.
Default
None.
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