Cross-platform JavaScript method for loading external XML files

This simple RSS Reader is just an example to display the capabilities of JavaScript and DHTML to implement a decent RSS Solution.

EBA:Grid V2 is a full-featured DHTML Grid Control for Internet Explorer, providing a rich and robust control for programmers who wish to allow their users to edit tabular data in a spreadsheet-like environment. It is an easy-to-use, lightweight, high-performance control for displaying and collecting data from your users. Features: DHTML (No Plug-ins); XML Driven; Web Service Enabled; Keyboard Navigation; Just like a spreadsheet; Fast Data Entry; Customizable Data Masks - Text, Number, Date; Auto-complete using your own datasource; Multiple Cell Controls - Radio, Checkbox, Listbox; Expressions - Calculates on-the-fly.

databinding.js was created out of the need to bind complex XML to HTML controls. This version was tested on WinXP and Windows 2000 with IE 6 AND IE 5.5. Note: this will only run with Internet Explorer. Included in the zip file is an example HTML file which shows how to use the dataBinding function.

ActiveWidgets is a modern cross-browser Web GUI toolkit. Provides full set of standard widgets (grid, tree, tabs, menu, etc.) with fast and convenient data-binding interface. Built on JavaScript/XML/DHTML/CSS, integrates easily with PHP/MySQL, ASP.NET and other back-ends.

XML for SCRIPT is a powerful, standards-compliant JavaScript XML parser that is designed to help web application designers implement cross platform applications that take advantage of client-side manipulation of XML data. XML for SCRIPT provides a full suite of tools, including a standards-compliant W3C DOM Level 2 Processor, a standards-compliant SAX processor, a simple (classic) DOM processor, proxies for XML retrieval from any domain and utilities for XML and application development.

An IE 5.5 DHTML grid for presenting tables of data. Click to sort, fixed and scrolling columns, resizable and movable columns, configurable formatting, other features. XML + XSLT version. Code is fully documented using Leo (Literate Editor with Outlines).

This is a XML based JavaScript Ticker using the XML Data Source Object (DSO). The ticker reads it's messages and URLs from an external XML file.

This JavaScript reads data from an external XML file, traverses the data and displays the same in a tree form.

By combining DHTML with XML, this ticker script makes updating its contents a breeze, through an external XML file. Just open the file, and enter the desired messages to show. Plain text and links (with targeting) are supported, and script is functional in both IE5+ and NS6+, degrading well with the rest.

This is an XML based JavaScript Ticker that can tick any number of messages. One of the beneifts of using XML is seperation of content from presentation- the contents for this ticker resides in a seperate file. This script currently works only in IE, degrading well with the rest.

ECMAScript XML Toolkit consists of ESPX, an ECMAScript Parser for (almost) XML with namespaces, and TinyXSL, a XML transform in-Script mini-Language. Both are designed for down-level web user agents without built-in XML support.