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There are 31 articles & tutorials regarding "XHTML".
- 19.) Term of the Week: SALT
- By Jim Minatel The SALT (Speech Application Language Tags) specification pairs speech with HTML, XHTML, and XML. The specification boasts a 70-member consortium of backers including industry heavyweights Microsoft, Cisco, and Intel. The group submitted SALT 1.0 to the W3C. SALT is not a W3C standard, though. SALT was submitted to the W3C's Voice Browser working group, which will consider it as a part of the next VoiceXML standard. This article will touch on the SALT/VoiceXML...
Found at developer.com
- 20.) Lightweight XML Search Servers
- by Jon Udell January 21, 2004 In earlier installments of this column, I made the case for exploiting the combination of XHTML and CSS , and I demonstrated a browser-based technique for searching XHTML/CSS content using XPath. I've been using a variation of this technique on my weblog. It works, and it's been a revelation to see what's possible using nothing but JavaScript, the DOM, and the XML and XSLT processors embedded in both MSIE and Mozilla. But as my corpus of well-formed content...
Found at XML.com
- 21.) Sarissa to the Rescue
- by Emmanouil Batsis February 23, 2005 Client-side XML processing. Today's browsers do cover the basics and some of them go even further, offering support for XHTML, SVG, XSLT, XPath , XLink, validation using W3C XML Schema, and more. This article will introduce you to basic cross-browser XML development with the aid of Sarissa , an ECMAScript library designed to stop those nasty incompatibilities before they get too close . Getting Started Using XML on the client enables you to do...
Found at XML.com
- 22.) XSLT Recipes for Interacting with XML Data
- by Jon Udell August 13, 2003 In last month's column, " The Document is the Database ", I sketched out an approach to building a web-based application backed by pure XML (and as a matter of fact, XHTML) data. I've continued to develop the idea, and this month I'll explore some of the XSLT-related recipes that have emerged. Oracle's Sandeepan Banerjee, director of product management for Oracle Server Technologies, made a fascinating comment when I interviewed him recently. "It's...
Found at XML.com
- 23.) Creating Web Utilities Using XML::XPath
- by Kip Hampton January 10, 2001 The problem: You want to take advantage of the power and simplicity that XML tools can offer, but you face a site full of aging HTML documents. The solution: Convert your documents to XHTML and put Perl and XML::XPath to work. Tidy Up The first step to use XML tools with your HTML-based site is to convert existing HTML to XHTML. Don't panic, converting your site to XHTML usually does not require hours of tedious hand editing, nor does it mean scrapping...
Found at XML.com
- 24.) Web Standards in Dreamweaver, Part 2
- ( Page 1 of 5 ) This article walks you through setting the preferences for working with CSS in Dreamweaver, how to work with the CSS style panel, linking to the stylesheet, improvements to the Propert Inspector, how to creat new XHTML documents and more. (From the book ASP.NET Web Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 , by Costas Hadjisotiriou, with Rachel Andrew and Kevin Marshall, published by Apress, 2004, ISBN: 1590593480.) Editor's Note: See this link for part 1 of this...
Found at devArticles.com
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