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Looking at the sample .html file generated on a silverlight 4 project we see that the object tag is inside a form. (and the form has runat=”server” for that matter)
Is there a reason that the plug-in must be within a form, and for that matter what does runat=”server” mean in an html file (note I understand it’s purpose in an aspx file)
Nope it doesn’t need to be in a Form. Even when using ASPX I tend to remove all the extra paraphenalia that comes with a default template for an ASPX page.
In html runat=”server” means nothing unless someone has mapped html extension to the ASP.NET processor which would be quite a weird thing to do.