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- XML Guide—XML Syntax
- The syntax rules of XML are simple and strict, making it very easy to learn and use. Because of this, it is relatively easy to write software that reads and manipulates XML.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1893 2017-02-11 15:31:15
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- XML Guide - XML Elements
- XML elements are extensible and related to each other. XML elements have simple naming rules.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 2024 2017-02-11 15:26:47
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- XML Guide - XML Browser (Netscape, Explorer)
- Many applications support XML. We're focusing on Internet Explorer 5.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1951 2017-02-11 15:25:29
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- XML Guide - Viewing XML Files
- The original XML file can be viewed using IE 5.0 (or higher) or Netscape 6, but if you want the XML document to be displayed like a Web page, you must add some additional display information.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1744 2017-02-11 15:21:51
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- XML Guide - XML Data Island
- Using IE5.0 or higher, XML data can be embedded in HTML pages in the form of data islands. Embedding XML data in HTML pages XML data can be embedded into HTML pages using the unofficial standard <xml> tag.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1834 2017-02-11 15:20:37
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- XML Guide - XML Attributes
- Like HTML, XML elements can have element attributes at the beginning of the tag. Attributes usually contain some additional information about the element.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1963 2017-02-11 15:16:52
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- XML Guide - XML Coding
- XML documents can contain foreign language characters such as Norwegian or French (of course Chinese can also be used! This part still cannot be translated according to the original text, some of the content below is written by myself)
- XML/RSS Tutorial 2102 2017-02-11 15:14:05
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- XML (6) Write an xml serializer yourself
- The previous article has introduced writing content into xml files through serializers. Here we still use the person class to write.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1645 2017-02-10 16:35:07
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- XML(5) serialization to write xml file
- The content is written into the xml file through the Xml serializer in .NET. Here we introduce the serialization of list collections.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1676 2017-02-10 16:33:58
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- XML (4) XDocument and XmlDocument search for specified nodes
- The specified name or ID can be obtained through the document. The above is to obtain the specified name. Then output the contents of the first child node under the name node by traversing.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 2841 2017-02-10 16:32:57
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- XML (3) XDocument and XmlDocument recursively read xml files
- The xml file is read into the TreeView through XDocument and XmlDocument, which mainly recursively loads the elements under the xml into the TreeView control.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 2678 2017-02-10 16:31:46
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- XML (2) Write XML through XmlDocument and XDocument
- In .net, XML can also be written through XmlDocument and XDocument. XmlDocument is the standard XML writing class originally supported. Now the extended XDocument class is more convenient to use. The XDocument class is used below to write an XML file.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 2341 2017-02-10 16:28:58
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- Approaching XML (1)
- Any part of the document that you do not want to be printed (not the content of the actual document, just like reading notes from a textbook).
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1731 2017-02-10 16:26:59
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- XML Volume Practical Tips (5): Structure Tree Diagram
- I first thought of making a binary tree because I needed to make a company structure chart. The previous approach was to draw a picture directly using graphics software. It looks great, but you need to paint a new one every time there are changes. On the other hand, the display and layout of lines on web pages are quite limited. Typesetting and positioning based on dynamically generated data are very difficult, and the aesthetics are not satisfactory. After making various attempts, I decided to use XML+XSL for data operations; use VML to beautify lines, and use JAVASCRIPT to position objects.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1791 2017-02-10 16:22:17
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- XML Volume Practical Tips (4): Menu Linkage
- Now let's do a small example of applying XML in IE: solving the linkage problem of double drop-down menus. Perhaps the most common example is to select a province and then change the city options, so let's try to use XML to complete it.
- XML/RSS Tutorial 1689 2017-02-10 16:18:33