Answer:
Multi-tagging is a technique used by the DOM browser extension to identify a web page UI object. Whenever possible, DOM extension inserts more than one tag into the object identifier in following format:
Browser.BrowserChild(page_title).html_class(caption_tag|window_tag)
1. Caption_tag is the caption of the HTML element.
2. #index_tag is the index of this HTML element, counting from the beginning of this page of the same class of HTML elements.
3. window_tag is the window identifier.
Browser.BrowserChild(page_title).html_class(caption_tag|window_tag)
1. Caption_tag is the caption of the HTML element.
2. #index_tag is the index of this HTML element, counting from the beginning of this page of the same class of HTML elements.
3. window_tag is the window identifier.
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