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alex.barylski
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DOM API

Post by alex.barylski »

I am going to sit down and write a PHP W3C DOM :)

Yes I am aware there are others, but I want my own :)

So, I am in the process of object discovery and figuring out hierarchy and have found this lovely link:

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/gui ... -tree.html

Can anyone tell me if there are any classes which I might not care to implement and why? (outside of HTML specific or data types DOMString, etc...) and whether everything is indeed W3C complaint?

Anything I should pay special attention too, caveats, etc...???
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Re: DOM API

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Hockey wrote: and whether everything is indeed W3C complaint?
Hahahahaha...

Oh hahahaha..

Oh, it hurts, stop.

I laugh any harder and I'm gonna be sick.
alex.barylski
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Re: DOM API

Post by alex.barylski »

Roja wrote:
Hockey wrote: and whether everything is indeed W3C complaint?
Hahahahaha...

Oh hahahaha..

Oh, it hurts, stop.

I laugh any harder and I'm gonna be sick.
:P

What? I was serious...the disscussion you and I had the other day in regards to compliance got me thinking...I disscussed it with friends and family and made a personal choice to do my very best to make every new project as 'standard' as possible.

I figure if I want to be creative, I'll just start something new and set the standard myself :P

Anyways, are you laughing at my attempt or the fact that the w3c Java DOM API is way totally off?

I've spent the better part of 2-3 days reading this damn link, so I sure hope they made it compliant... :?
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