Sometimes users find the problem of loading the XML files into their HTML pages. Using this function, users can copy the complex XML codes and store the retrieved data on their HTML pages. This function has some restrictions on the platform on which it will run. That is, it can run only on systems with Internet Explorer. |
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This DHTML ticker rotates and displays messages pulled from a XML file. Works in both IE5+ and NS6+. |
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ECMAScript XML is a powerful tool that has an ECMA script parser and a small XSL, that is, XML transform in script mini language. These two features have been designed mainly for the users who do not have XML built-in on their systems. This tool can be used only by the users who have an advanced knowledge of XML. The ESPX parser is available for almost XML provided with namespaces. |
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Flextable IE5 DHTML Grid designed for the Internet Explorer 5.5 can enable you to display data in the tables on the page. With its additional functionality enables display of huge amounts of data. Supports features like fixed and scrolling columns, column resizing, movable columns, click to sort, alternate colors etc. You can display your XML data in the flextable grid using the XSLT stylesheet. |
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To load an external XML file into our page, users can use this method named 'Load Xml Document', which enables them to display the data obtained from that files. This function uses methods like CJL_loadXmlDocument(), which can be called even on unsupported browsers. This is a cross platform method that enables any external XML files to be loaded easily. |
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XML for SCRIPT can be used in your web pages to simplify web application development by enabling you to send the data for your application in XML while the presentation is sent in HTML and style sheets. You can then manipulate this XML to initially populate any required form elements and also store changes to the data. This also provides both DOM and SAX XML processors apart from other very useful tools. |
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If you want to keep your web page small in size to load it fast and at the same time have a large web content then this script will be of great use to you. This script can obtain data from an external XML file and scroll them on your web page. You can supply any number of messages and can be customized in the separate XML file. This basically designed to work only with the Internet Explorer. |
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XML Ticker using XML DSO can be implemented in your web pages to scroll text. This JavaScript uses the XML Data Source Object, which is an ActiveX control built into Microsoft Internet Explorer and reads the messages from an external XML file. The script allows you to configure the scrolling speed and the delay between the messages. The messages can also be linked to any URLs. |
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