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[Reproduced] Web of the future: XHTML 2.0

  Changes outlined 

  Nicholas Chase 
  President, Chase and Chase, Inc. 
  January 2003 

  Over the years, HTML is constantly changing, but never the same small, because the new version of the need to preserve backward compatibility.    This situation will be changed.    XHTML 2.0 of a working draft in August 5, 2002 release, a big news is cancelled backward compatibility; the language was finally able to continue to develop.    Then, as a developer will be what you return?    Robust performance forms and events?    They are not required on large JavaScript and even in the framework of the hierarchical structure of the menu better ways. 

  This paper outlines the XHTML 2.0, as well as new features in the future may be how to use it.    Readers should be familiar with HTML and / or XHTML 1.0.    Familiar with the cascading style sheets (Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)) is helpful, but not necessary. 

  a list of categories (class) that the type of content. 

  Figure 1. 

  (list 2): 

  (list 3): 

  (List 4): 

   

  <nl> 

  <name> Leave </ name> 

  <li Href="newjob.html"> Job transfer </ li> 

  <li Href="divorce.html"> Divorce </ li> 

  <li Href="fataldisease.html"> Fatal disease </ li> 

  </ Nl> 

  <li Href="backburner.html"> Back Burner </ li> 

  </ Nl> 

  When users activate name (Character Options), a list of.    When users activate on the main list of the list (such as Leave menu) whether there will be any, must be activated or users of the list of their own to make it appear that the working draft is not clear.    By the author may eventually form or events to control this act.    In any case, when the input focus away from the main element, the list will disappear. 

  (list 5): 

  6 shows the list of XForms version of the form: 

  list of seven pages: 

   

  <li Href="Matterhorn.html"> Matterhorn </ li> 

  <li Href="coaster.html"> Roller coaster </ li> 

  </ Ul> 

  </ Body> 

  </ Html> 

  Users may click the second li elements Matterhorn.    When this happens, click the mouse events from the road to target root file (li), and again return.    Order: 



  (Root) - html - body - ul - li - ul - body - html - (root) 

  Down the road to the target as catch (capture) stage, and once again up the road called Bubble (bubbling) stage (not all of the events will fizzy).    In the road at any time during the incident can be registered as a transfer has been the object of observation (which it is observed that the specific incident), if it saw the incident, then the implementation of specific operations.    Interception for the creation observer.    For example, in the following sequence: 



  <ev:listener Observer="ridelist" event="mousedown" handler="#myscript"/> 

  Interception lets ul elements (or, more precisely, the whole list) as observer, therefore, when users click on any list item, the observation (ridelist) implementation myscript (but still must determine called arbitrary script mechanism). 

  list of the pages in August with three possible that the framework of HTML pages: 

  original English text. 

  •   Please refer to the latest version of XHTML 2.0, to understand what it currently contains. 

  •   Look on how to use XML Events control page and any XML document events. 

  •   Please read the next generation of Web use XForms form. 

  •   Please read the article, "Get ready for XForms" (developerWorks, September 2002), learn about the XForms more knowledge. 

  •   Please read XFrames fast. 

  •   Please read Modularization of XHTML or read developerWorksWeb developerWorksWeb architecture of the area on the modular XHTML Guide (October 2001), XHTML 2.0 understand how the structure. 

  •   Please XHTML 2.0 The Latest Trick Kendall Grant Clark in reference to the XHTML 2.0 and the Semantic Web Notes. 

  •   Please XLink: Who Cares? Bob DuCharme read the XLink and prospects of the idea. 

  •   Download X-Smiles, it is a XForms browser. 
  •   About the author 
      Nicholas Chase has been involved in a lot of companies (such as Lucent Technologies, Sun Microsystems, Oracle and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, etc.) web site development.    Nick had been a high school physics teachers, low-level radiation waste management equipment, online science fiction magazine editor, multimedia and Oracle engineers lecturers.    Recently, he became Site Dynamics Interactive Communications (Clearwater in Florida) CTO, but also three books related to the author of Web development, including Java and XML from Scratch (Que) and the forthcoming publication of the Primer Plus XML Programming (Sams).    He was willing to listen to the readers, can nicholas@nicholaschase.com contact with him. 

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