SALT via PHP ?

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SALT via PHP ?

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Anyone know anything about using SALT with PHP?
Speech Application Language Tags (SALT) ...

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SALT (Speech Application Language Tags) is a small set of XML elements, with associated attributes and DOM object properties, events, and methods, which may be used in conjunction with a source markup document to apply a speech interface to the source page.
So from php's point of view there's nothing more special about it than html or xml in general. Are you looking for something specific?
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Thanks Volka!

Well, I did a small amount of research, and went looking for LIVE examples so I could get an idea as to what it offered.

I didn't find any working examples, but I saw a lot of support for the .NET environment from MS, so I was hoping that some form of PHP support was also out there...

I am looking for some working examples of both Synth (output), and Recog (input) - So I establish what it can potentially offer me development wise.

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Hm, so many names, so many papers perfectly suited for <span style='color:blue' title='I&#39;m naughty, are you naughty?'>smurf</span> bingo .... if you find working examples I'd be interested, too - just for fun ;)

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I really appreciate you because you have atleast given a response.
Thanks and Cheers!
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