Where can i find clear examples about XHTML 1.1? I'm studying Dojo and,
since it uses proprietary attributes for its applications, it requires
XHTML 1.1 "modularized".
Has anyone experience on this?
Max wrote on 28 sep 2009 in comp.lang.javascript:
"XHTML 1.1?" ?
Your Q has nothing to do with Javascript.
Off Topic.
Max said:Semi Off Topic. Dojo is Javascript. Because Dojo use and create
"widgets" with proprietary attributes, it is a good thing to convert the
webpage to XHTML 1.1. Suggestions?
Do you want to serve your XHTML 1.1 as application/xhtml+xml?
Max said:Martin Honnen ha scritto:
With Dojo widgets, the XHTML 1.0 Strict validation fail! Only with XHTML
1.1 Modularized (Dojo docs docet) the problem is solved. If this is an
xhtml+xml application then yes i have to serve this application type.
No. Because Dojo does that, it is a Good Thing not to use Dojo. As you
will see shortly.
Do not use Dojo.
The only problem with that is that MSHTML/IE does not support it (a file
download dialog is displayed instead). And did you not decide to use Dojo
as a framework in order to work around browser differences? As you cansee
now, the Dojo approach is inherently flawed.
David said:I don't know of any frameworks (or even libraries) that work with
XHTML when served as XML.
Not a fan of custom attributes, of course,
but they are not required to use Dojo.
Perhaps it is time that such one is published, then.
That would be a Good Thing, then. However, the OP is quite convinced that
it does. Incidentally, a wrong assumption they might have about Dojo's
widgets, which lead to the wrong conclusion that XHTML was required, would
have been more quickly clarified when making use of Dojo support instead.
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