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DomAXh is a javascript file
HTML2XHTML Converter (H2X)
A Javascript Program that
Use BrowserAPI to properly
that inserts XMLHTTP
generates a well formed
Exposes the HTML DOM
access the HTML DOM
requests results into your
XHTML string from an HTML
Tree for browsing and
(Document Object Model).
page, by translating plain
DOM object.
H2X could
editing. Enumerates HTML
With this wrapper script in
XHTML (plain 'ol HTML that
be used in online wysiwyg
Object and Event Object
place, each object can be
follows certain basic rules)
html editors or any other
Properties. Javascript
accessed in one way and work
into XML and then back into
javascript applications to
Console and Error Log.
on multiple browser
your page via the browsers
produce well formed XHTML
Useful for Debugging HTML
platforms and platform
DOM.
So not having to
1.0 code.
H2X works in MS
Pages, DHTML Scripts, and
versions.
reload the web page for each
IE 5.0 for Windows or above,
Cross-Browser Compatibility.
user interaction is what
Netscape 7.1, Mozilla 1.3 or
Simple to include on any
makes 'Ajax' so hot. What
above. It should work in all
page.
makes it NOT is having to
Mozilla based browsers (eg
use either cryptic XML
Firefox 0.8+).
(having find a way to
represent the response in
HTML DOM structure,
with all the node creating
and appending that it
implies), or having to
settle with the simplistic
innerHTML (and thus having
to cope with the fact that
the browser doesnt parse it
so your onclick's, events
and scripts just won't work)
in order to show the user
any new content.
Enter
DomAXh (pronounced Dom Ash).
Using XMLDOM to XHTMLDOM
translation (IE & FF
compatible), DomAXh makes
life easyer for the
developer because his/her
server response only has to
be valid XHTML and DomAXh
takes over rendering the
response correctly in the
calling web page.
Date: Oct, 13 2006 Date: Jul, 05 2004 Date: Jan, 14 2004 Date: Apr, 08 2002 |
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DevRx Suite contains two
DevTree, modeled as an IE
DevGrid, modeled as an IE
Internet paging gateway that
products: DevGRID, a
Behavior, is a feature rich
Behavior, is a JavaScript
allows for email and web
JavaScript grid and DevTREE,
JavaScript tree. With
grid. With DevGrid you can
messages to be sent to
a feature rich JavaScript
DevTree you can show any
display and edit any kind of
alphanumeric pagers, cell
tree. Both use native XML
kind of hierarchical data
tabular data very easily
phones or other paging
and native JavaScript and
very easily with everything
with everything being driven
devices. Email and email
leverages the extensive
being driven by XML. DevTree
by XML. DevGrid leverages
notification can be sent to
DHTML DOM to
expects XML both for data,
the extensive DHTML
numeric pagers.
integrate seamlessly with
style and layout. DevTree
DOM using JavaScript to
the browser. With over 160
leverages the extensive
integrate seamlessly with
properties, methods and
DHTML DOM using
the browser. With over 160
events, you get the same
JavaScript to integrate
properties, methods and
power and features as some
seamlessly with the browser.
events, you get the same
of the leading ActiveX grids
With over 160 properties,
power and features as some
without the need for
methods and events, you get
of the leading ActiveX Grids
cumbersome ActiveX downloads
the same power and features
without the need for
and dealing with intricate
as some of the leading
cumbersome ActiveX downloads
browser security settings.
ActiveX tree controls
and dealing with intricate
without the need for
browser security settings.
cumbersome ActiveX downloads
DevGrid alleviates the
and dealing with intricate
concern of security
browser security settings.
conscious and privacy
DevTree alleviates the
sensitive end users of
concern of security
internet/ intranet
conscious and privacy
applications by working
sensitive end users of
within the browser sandbox
internet/ intranet
unlike ActiveX controls.
applications by working
within the browser sandbox
unlike ActiveX controls.
Date: Jan, 25 2002 Date: Jan, 10 2002 Date: Jan, 10 2002 Date: May, 05 2001 |
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