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A detailed introduction to XML and browsers

Mar 30, 2017 pm 01:39 PM

In our XML guide, we focus on Internet Explorer 5.0 and later versions.

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XML on Web Site
Many applications support XML. We're focusing on Internet Explorer 5.

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XML Netscape 6

Netscape 6 XML is supported.


To view the XML source file in Netscape 6, you can right-click on the page and select "View Source File".

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XML Internet Explorer 5.0

IE 5.0 supports the XML 1.0 standard.


Internet Explorer 5.0 supports the XML1.0 standard and the international standard of XML DOM (Document Object Model). These standards are issued by

W3C

(World Wide Web Consortium). Internet Explorer 5.0 supports the following XML features:

View XML documents

Full support for the W3C

DTD
standard In the form of data islands in HTML pages Embed XML Bind XML
data
to HTML element Use XSL program to convert and display XML document Use CSS to display XML document
Support XML DOM
Internet Explorer 5.0 also supports XML Behaviors (XML Behaviors):

Behavior is Microsoft’s unique technology

Behavior can separate program scripts from HTML pages

Behavior can be seen and data is stored in On the client’s hard disk
Some relevant examples will be given in the next chapter.

If you want to know more about Internet Explorer, you can go to W3Schools' Browser Information to browse the latest information.

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