XML in HTML

NCD HTML Design Guide v6.0

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+ Custom Tag

Declaring a XML Namespace
<html xmlns:#>...</html>
      #=namespace


Declaring a Tag name and Style
<style> #\:TAG {Style-Declaration} </style>
      #=namespace, TAG=custom tag name


Use Custom Tag
<#:TAG>...</#:TAG>
      #=namespace, TAG=custom tag name 


<HTML XMLNS:TEST>
<HEAD>
<STYLE>
    TEST\:RED {color:red}
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1>Custom Tag Test</H1>
<TEST:RED>This text will be a red color.</TEST:RED>
</BODY>
</HTML>
View This Sample


+ Inline XML

XML data can be included in an HTML document to script against it.
Nothing will happen without scripting.

<xml ID=#> ..xml data.. </xml> 

ex.
<XML ID="SAMP">
  <member>
     <name>Netwrok Communication Design</name>
     <email>msg@ncdesign.org</email>
  </member>
</XML>
<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="Member Name"
 onClick="alert(SAMP.XMLDocument.documentElement.childNodes.item(0).text)">
<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="E-Mail Address"
 onClick="alert(SAMP.XMLDocument.documentElement.childNodes.item(1).text)">
Netwrok Communication Design msg@ncdesign.org


<script language="xml" ID=#>
..xml data..
</script> 

ex.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="xml" ID="SAMP1">
  <member>
     <name>NCDESIGN</name>
     <email>Not Available</email>
  </member>
</SCRIPT>
<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="Member Name"
 onClick="alert(SAMP1.XMLDocument.documentElement.childNodes.item(0).text)">
<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="E-Mail Address"
 onClick="alert(SAMP1.XMLDocument.documentElement.childNodes.item(1).text)">


+ Linking XML

<xml ID=# src=#></xml> 

ex.
<XML ID="SAMP2" SRC="samp/sample.xml"></XML>
<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="Member Name"
 onClick="alert(SAMP2.XMLDocument.documentElement.childNodes.item(0).text)">
<INPUT TYPE=button VALUE="E-Mail Address"
 onClick="alert(SAMP2.XMLDocument.documentElement.childNodes.item(1).text)">



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