Name
DECLARE — NN n/a IE n/a HTML 4
Synopsis
DECLARE
Optional
The presence of the DECLARE attribute instructs
the browser to regard the current OBJECT element
as a declaration only, without instantiating the object. A browser
may use this opportunity to precache data that does not require the
object being loaded or run. Another OBJECT element
pointing to the same CLASSID and/or
DATA attribute values, but without the
DECLARE attribute, gets the object running.
Example
<OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:83A38BF0-B33A-A4FF-C619A82E891D" DECLARE> </OBJECT>
Value
The presence of the attribute sets it to true.
Default
false
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