XML and Browsers

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

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XML on a Web site
XML is supported by many applications. We mainly study internet Explorer 5.x+

Some people may complain, but we just want to make things simple, and in the networked environment, the only real way to test the XML example is the one we know.

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XML Netscape 6
Netscape 6 supports XML.

Looking at the XML source file in Netscape 6, you can click the right mouse button on the page and choose 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 XML1.0 standards and the international Standards of XML DOM (Document Object Model). These standards are published by the world Wide Web Consortium.

Internet Explorer 5.0 supports the following XML features:

viewing XML documents
Full support for the consortium's DTD standards
Embed XML in an HTML page as a data island
Binding XML data to HTML elements
converting and displaying XML documents using XSL programs
Using CSS to display XML documents
Support for XML DOM
Internet Explorer 5.0 also supports XML behavior (XML behaviors):

Behavior is Microsoft's unique technology
Behavior can detach a program script from an HTML page
Behavior can be seen on the client's hard drive by the data stored
Some relevant examples are given in the next chapter.

If you want to learn more about Nternet Explorer you can go to W3Schools ' Browser information to browse the latest information.