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Document Object Model. The DOM is a W3C standard that most browser vendors have implemented to provide an object interface to the browser and its content.
Document Object Model (DOM) Level I Specification (Version 1.0) was released as a proposed recommendation in August 1998 (http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/ PR-DOM-Level- 1-19980818).
First they describe the program's capabilities and limitations, followed by chapters on working with numbers, strings, arrays, the
document object model, forms, windows and frames, cookies, dates and times, and images.
SVG should be able to take advantage of all XML's features, including style sheets and the
document object model (DOM).
PGML is also compatible with XML (eXtensible Markup Language), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), DOM (
Document Object Model), and other Web specifications, providing developers with a fully integrated solution for posting high-end graphical content to the We b.
The material covered includes ECMAScript basics; object-oriented programming techniques and
Document Object Model concepts; implementation of regular expressions; methods for handling events to tie JavaScript to a web user interface; security; optimization; and intellectual property protections.
Like many others, though, Bray says his main criticism of the XML implementation in IE is its lack of support for the
document object model (DOM).
This guide explains the rules for constructing extensible markup language (XML), introduces document type definitions (DTDs) and XML schemas, discusses strategies for storing and retrieving XML documents, and describes programming with the
document object model (DOM) and simple API for XML (SAX).
Developers had stayed away in droves, saying they wanted more support for industry standards like the
document object model (DOM).
The author discusses XHTML, XML namespaces, DTDs, XSLT, XPath, the
document object model (DOM), RSS, web services, databases, and manipulating XML with JavaScript and PHP.
Crucially, it supports the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)'s standards, especially cascading style sheets (CSS) 1.0 and the
document object model (DOM).
