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Montag, 18. Februar 2002 |
Standing out in the crowd. Archaeologists explain why they think our ancestors started decorating themselves with jewellery about 40,000 years ago. [BBC News: sci/tech] 3:21:20 PM  comment [] |
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In praise of the barcode. Barcodes, those ubiquitous black and white stripes on products, have changed the face of shopping since their introduction 25 years ago [BBC News: sci/tech] 3:21:09 PM comment [] |
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A Theme Apart is a new CSS-based theme for Manila. The layout and style is based on those at A List Apart and glish.com. [Frontier News] 3:17:44 PM comment [] |
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Reading DTDs with the Browser (2/18/2002). Do you know how to impress your boss with entity references? Learn how to demonstrate reading the triplet: XML, DTD, and XSL. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:17:12 PM comment [] |
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Arbitrary-Length Entity References (2/17/2002). Do you know how to commit values to XML files upon loading? Learn how to use and specify user-defined entity references. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:16:57 PM comment [] |
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Defining the Grammar of Element Attributes (2/16/2002). Do you know what needs to be defined in the DTD besides ELEMENTs? Learn how to specify the grammar of element attributes. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:16:45 PM comment [] |
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Defining the Grammar of Leaf Cells (2/15/2002). Do you know what #PCDATA is? Learn how to specify the grammar of XML's leaf cells. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:16:33 PM comment [] |
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Figuring Out the XML Grammar (2/14/2002). Do you know how to write the grammar of an XML data? Learn how to specify the structure of the data in the DTD. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:16:16 PM comment [] |
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Writing A DTD for An XML File (2/13/2002). Do you know how to validate an XML file? Learn how to define and use a DTD file. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:16:03 PM comment [] |
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Character Entity References (2/12/2002). Do you know how to escape XML delimiters in attributes? Learn how to use entity references. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:15:52 PM comment [] |
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Adding A CDATA Section to An XML Tree (2/11/2002). Do you know how to add a CDATA section on line? Learn how to assemble a new CDATA section, and how to add it to an XML tree. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:15:40 PM comment [] |
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Adding A Document Fragment to An XML Tree (2/10/2002). Do you know how to add a document section on line? Learn how to assemble a new fragment, and how to add it to an XML tree. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:15:30 PM comment [] |
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Adding A Comment to An XML Tree (2/9/2002). Do you know how to add a comment to a sales report? Learn how to annotate an XML tree. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:15:17 PM comment [] |
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Adding An Attribute to An XML Tree (2/8/2002). Do you know how to add the year to the sales report? Learn how to add an attribute to an XML tree. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:15:02 PM comment [] |
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Adding A Tag to An XML Tree (2/7/2002). Do you know how to add the CPA name to the sales report? Learn how to add a tag to an XML tree. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:14:46 PM comment [] |
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Particular-Type Node Generation (2/6/2002). Do you know the difference between createNode() and createElement()? Learn when to use which. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:14:36 PM comment [] |
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Adding An Attribute Node to An XML Tree (2/5/2002). Do you know how to add an attribute node to an XML tree? Here is a working example. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:14:24 PM comment [] |
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Creating New XML Tree Nodes (2/4/2002). Do you know how to create a new XML tree node? Learn how to enter its type, node, and namespace. [JavaScript Tip of the Day] 3:14:14 PM comment [] |
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