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XML DOM: Inserting/Modifying/Deleting elements using VB

This snippet demonstrates the all too common functionality of adding, modifying and deleting elements in an xml document. The demo page (see below) displays the xml before and after the actions.

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Using XML and XSLT in VB.NET Jeopardy

This application is a version of the well-known game of jeopardy that we use in our FlaDotNet.com .NET user group. The original version, created by Shervin Shakibi, accessed all of the Jeopardy Data from a SQL Server Database using DataReaders.

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Displaying an Image from an XML Element

This sample illustrates 3 different ways that you can create an HTML Image tag from an XML element(which contains the location of the image).

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Displaying XML with XSLT and CSS

This is another simple snippet that shows how to use XSLT and CSS on the client to format your XML data.

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Sorting Data Islands by clicking on the column header (using beh

This snippet demonstrates how to use behaviors to Sort a table by clicking on the column header. It also uses behaviors to highlight the row when moving the mouse over it.

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Binding XML to a DropDown in ASP.NET

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Java API for XML Processing - JAXP

This tutorial provides a quick introduction of JAXP 1.4 included in JDK 1.6 and tutorial example of XML DOM parser as Java application

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Formatting XML with CSS

This page is a simple listing of some of my favorite jokes. The data is stored in an XML file and the formatting is accomplished using nothing more than Cascading Style Sheets.

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Filtering Data Islands

This snippet demonstrates filtering, sorting and highlighting HTML tables that use xml data islands.

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XML DOM: Adding an Child Element

This sample illustrates an example of adding an attribute to an element and also demonstrates adding a child element.

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Two Tier Data Islands

This demo shows an example of a two-tier data relationship. In these examples, I am using the xml DataBinding features in IE to represent the One To Many relationship of data in an XML file. Each of the examples allow the user to hide and show the child elements. This allows for better screen real estate and a more elegant display of the data.

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Combining XML Documents using XSLT

This snippet contains a collection of 5 distinct approaches to combining multiple XML Documents into a single XML document. The original article is also included as part of this snippet.

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Peer-to-peer communications using XML

XML is a critical ingredient in peer-to-peer information sharing schemes, including grid computing, instant messaging, and Web services. In this article, Anne Zieger explores the cutting-edge efforts intended to create a unified P2P fabric based on adaptations of existing XML technology.

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Creating and Using XML Web Services

In this lab, you will learn to how to create an XML Web Service and access it using either Visual C# or Visual Basic .NET

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Sticky Table Headers

Sticky Table Headers are a characteristic of tables that allow the HeaderRow of a table to remain stationary while the data rows are allowed to scroll. This offers a nice effect that allows tables a more "elegant" appearance. Users often ask me about this and it is nice to give this effect with minimal effort. As with just about everything related to programming, there is more than one way to skin a cat. Below are a few techniques that I am familiar with.

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XML Guide

XML stands for extensible markup language. XML was developed around 1996 and is a subset of SGML. It's documents conform to SGML. XML was made less complicated than SGML to enable its use on the web. XML uses the ISO 10646 (Unicode) standard for encoding characters.

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Recursion reminds me of Recursion

This snippet contains 9 examples of common usages of recursion: Iterating through a string of characters, Split(), TrimL(), TrimR(), Loop(), Replace(), LineFeed_To_BR, Min(), Max().

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Cross-Browser display of XML/XSL

This example is very basic, but answers the very common question of "How do I display my XML/XSL in browsers that do not support XML. It is about as simple as it gets....Transform it server-side.

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Introduction to RSS Basics

A collection of 7 FAQs on RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Clear answers are provided with tutorial samples on introduction to Website syndication technology; RSS and Atom syndication file standards and versions.

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UML Introduction

UML, or Unified Modeling Language, is a specification language that is used in the software engineering field. It can be defined as a general purpose language that uses a graphical designation which can create an abstract model. This abstract model can then be used in a system. This system is called the UML model. The Object Management group is responsible for defining UML, and they do this via the UML metamodel. XMI can be used to serialize the UML model.

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