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14:01:32 zakim, this is xhtml
14:01:32 ok, Steven; that matches IA_XHTML2()10:00AM
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14:01:46 zakim, who is here?
14:01:46 On the phone I see +0138687aaaa, Steven (muted)
14:01:47 On IRC I see RRSAgent, Zakim, yamx, Roland_, Steven, Charl, krijnh
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14:02:36 +Yamx; got it
14:02:49 Meeting: Weekly XHTML2 WG Teleconference
14:03:02 Chair: Roland, Steven
14:03:24 +ShaneM
14:03:25 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xhtml2/2007Jul/0002
14:03:35 Steven has changed the topic to: Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xhtml2/2007Jul/0002
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14:05:57 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2007/07/04-xhtml-minutes.html Steven
14:06:28 zakim, numbers
14:06:28 I don't understand 'numbers', markbirbeck
14:06:37 zakim, code?
14:06:37 the conference code is 94865 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), Steven
14:06:42 ah :)
14:06:53 Trying to find the UK one.
14:06:54 ta
14:07:24 Regrets: Rich, Alessio
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14:08:08 zakim, i am aa
14:08:09 sorry, markbirbeck, I do not see a party named 'aa'
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14:08:37 Topic: Welcome Roland
14:09:12 Scribe: Steven
14:09:24 Roland: I work for IBM UK
14:09:30 ... in the past worked on XForms
14:09:35 ... and device independence
14:09:50 ... now back to W3C to co-chair this group, and more interesting work
14:10:54 Topic: New member
14:11:06 Steven: A new company is joining
14:11:35 ... a Japanese company
14:12:19 (machine running slowly, sorry)
14:12:58 ... Mitsue-links Co Ltd
14:13:23 Topics: Announcements
14:13:39 Steven: Tweo new questionnaires
14:13:45 ... one for forthcoming calls
14:13:49 ... one for FtF
14:14:26 Topic: GRDDL
14:14:42 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xhtml2/2007Jun/0027.html
14:15:32 Shane: I thought it was due a week from today
14:15:45 ... I will do it this week
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14:16:07 Steven: I will send an apology that we are running late
14:16:36 Topic: Wiki/blog
14:19:24 Steven: There are a few possibilities. I've been talking to vcarious people round W3C
14:19:40 ... b2evolution, moinmoin. Mediawiki may be installed sometime soon
14:19:57 Roland: Moinmoin is OK
14:20:07 Shane: We could restyle it, if we don't like the style
14:20:45 Roland: There might be a danger in being the first to use a new system
14:21:29 ACTION: Steven request a moinmoin instance
14:21:52 Topic: Role and access
14:22:36 Steven: Rich sent this message: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xhtml2/2007Jul/0001.html
14:23:57 Shane: The small issue is what we want to say about an access element that doesn't specify a key attribute
14:25:59 Steven: The UA is allowed to override the key anyway, so binding a key when it is not specified should be fine
14:26:21 Roland: Some UAs will bind to softkeys
14:26:54 Steven: And UAs will likely bind well-knoiw roles to standard keys
14:27:18 Steven: So I think we agree with Rich's comment
14:27:36 Shane: There are two optional attributes as well, targetrole and targetid.
14:27:45 ... If neither is specified, what does it mean?
14:28:03 ... It could mean that the current element is the place where the event is raised
14:28:14 s/element/focus point/
14:28:29 ... (no use case for that though)
14:28:46 ... or say "undefined" or "nothing happens".
14:28:53 ... Any opinions?
14:29:04 Roland: I wouldn't like it to be undefined.
14:29:08 Steven: Me neither
14:29:25 Shane: Or we could require one to be specified
14:29:40 ... but we couldn't validate that
14:29:48 Roland: Relax NG could
14:29:57 Shane: But not he W3C validator
14:30:03 s/ he / the /
14:30:28 Steven: True, but that shouldn't drive our design
14:30:48 Shane: So what do we think?
14:32:58 ... It could be useful to be able to raise an event without specifying target
14:33:31 Steven: But it would be just as easy by saying what the target is
14:33:38 Shane: Well, there is the focus issue
14:34:44 ... does raising a DOMActivate also change the focus?
14:35:18 Mark: I think it should get focus as well
14:35:21 Shane: So do I
14:37:06 Steven: Why do you care?
14:37:17 Shane: Well, if the link goes to another window
14:42:09 Mark: It depends on how you interpret DOMActivate
14:42:26 ... I think DOM2 Events is too vague to be sure whether the control has focus already
14:42:42 ... Is DOMACtivate a notification or an action?
14:43:59 Steven: But you can cancel a DOMActivate
14:44:05 ... which stops default processing
14:45:18 Roland: DOMFocusIn is not cancellable on the other hand
14:45:29 Roland: DOMFocusIn is not cancellable on the other hand
14:46:07 ... which suggests that you can't use DOMFocusIn to set focus
14:46:16 ... it is only notification that it has happenend
14:46:49 Shane: I noticed that; the only alternative is 'focus', but that is only valid on a small subset of elements
14:47:25 "This event is valid for the following elements: LABEL, INPUT, SELECT, TEXTAREA, and BUTTON"
14:49:34 Mark: The only two use cases we know of are "Give focus" and "Give focus and activate"
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14:49:44 Steven: So maybe "raise" is too general
14:49:53 ... maybe we should just say those two things
14:50:27 ... or say that focus is always given, and then 'raise' gives an additional optional event
14:51:29 Mark: Or an attribute that is default giving focus, and allows you to specify activations
14:51:53 ... the default behaviour for role and id is surely different
14:52:04 ... for role it is always focus
14:52:13 ... but for id it doesn't have to
14:52:29 Shane: I don't want to special case it
14:52:47 Shane: Shouldn't targetid be a list?
14:52:50 Mark: Cute
14:54:26 Shane: Would it be the next id in the list, or the next id in the list in document sequence?
14:55:04 Mark: So tab gets you onto a route now (with next focus) and this way any key could put you on a route
14:55:52 SHane: Shall I spec it up?
14:55:56 s/SH/Sh/
14:56:14 Steven: Send it to the list, I wouldn't want to add it to the spec before Rich has seen it
14:56:49 Shane: I think we agreed that an unsepcified key will then be assigned by the UA, and you must either specify a targetid or a targetrole
14:56:53 Steven: Yes
14:58:37 Steven: Out of time. Let's talk longdes next week (http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/2007Jul/thread.html#msg0)
14:58:47 s/longdes/longdesc/
14:58:55 ... since we have a rather good solution already
15:00:11 Roland: 3.1.1 says something about id attribute; does that include xml:id
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15:01:11 Steven: We ought to accomodate xml:id; use whatever XML uses to describe the id-ness of an element, and not restrict it to id attributes
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