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A collection of 11
A collection of 16 tutorial
A collection of 25
A collection of 11 FAQs on
FAQs/tutorials tips on XHTML
tips on XHTML 1.0 element
FAQs/tutorials tips on XHTML
RSS news aggregators. Clear
inline elements and tags.
tag and attribute syntax.
forms and input fields.
answers are provided with
Clear answers are provided
Clear answers are provided
Clear answers are provided
tutorial codes on desktop
with tutorial exercises on
with tutorial exercises on
with tutorial exercises on
and online news aggregators;
inline elements like:
XHTML elements, opening and
forms and input fields: form
adding your feeds to online
strong, em, code, sub, sup,
closing tags, element
elements and submission
news aggregators; sample
del, ins, big, small, br,
attributes, quoting
methods; input elements and
codes for Google Reader, My
script.
attribute values, required
input types like text,
Yahoo, Bloglines, NewsGator,
 
attribute and values, case
password, radio, checkbox,
Netvibes.
 
sensitivity, entering
hidden, submit, file, image,
 
 
comments, protecting
button; dropdown lists and
 
 
ampersand sign.
text areas; multiple forms.
 


Date: Dec, 15 2006


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Date: Nov, 06 2006
A collection of 7 FAQs on RSS
A collection of 16 FAQs on
This example demonstrates a
This sample was generated in
(Really Simple Syndication).
Atom feed file standard.
nice an easy way to databing
response to a question that
Clear answers are provided
Clear answers are provided
an an XML Document to an
was asked of me from my
with tutorial samples on
with tutorial samples on
ASP.NET drop down control.
website. I thought that I
introduction to Website
introduction to Atom feed
 
would share it with the rest
syndication technology; RSS
file standard; various ways
 
of the world. The question
and Atom syndication file
to generate Atom feeds;
 
was: "I have been
standards and versions.
linking Atom feeds to Web
 
trying (without any luck) to
 
pages.
 
create an XSL file that will
 
 
 
create an HTML page that
 
 
 
shows the picture (the
 
 
 
location is in the tag). Do
 
 
 
you have any ideas?"


Date: Oct, 06 2006


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Date: Oct, 26 2004
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