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I'm cleaning up my loose ends.  Sorry it took this long.  I'm going to 
send a startwindow with a few things including this from the 11th, where I 
can answer KD's latest followup from a week ago.  This is about element 
type "a":

> Does someone really ask for a.protocol?
> They should ask for a.href.protocol, I would think.
> Then maybe we should make a default href of type URL.
> But if they want a.protocol then there's no harm setting that to empty string I guess.

I don't know the thinking behind it, but if you demin the sole massive 
code file from xqsuperschool and go to 16343, that's my evidence that 
a.href and a.protocol is a thing.


         createWebSocketURL: function(url) {
           var a;
           if (url && !/^wss?:/i.test(url)) {
             a = document.createElement("a");
             a.href = url;
             a.href = a.href;
             a.protocol = a.protocol.replace("http", "ws");
             return a.href;
           } else {
             return url;
           }
         },











>
> Karl Dahlke
>

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