I was proposing a really simple markup language. I call it content markup
language (CML). It implements a simple object-oriented content markup
infrastructure which treats every page element as an object. It consists of a
simple batch html infrastructure with only four batch file types for fo
On 2016-10-05 08:17, Jacob Villarreal wrote:
> I was proposing a really simple markup language. I call it content
markup language (CML).
You do realize that HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language right?
Adding a markup language to a markup language is illogical, it is better
to improve t
Hi,Thanks for responding. I don't think you have the right picture as to what
I was proposing. I'll try to clear it up a bit. I was actually proposing a
new markup language referred to as content markup language. The hypertext part
of it isn't that important. CML would has the linking capab
Hey Roger,So what's the difference in retrieving an image file by means of
html, from a database/folder, in contrast with retrieving an image file from a
CML tag which calls it up from a database/folder? What I thought might work,
is structuring the mapping with one folder with all of it's obje
Sorry, correction on the code above:
or,
Thanks.
On Thursday, October 6, 2016 4:56 AM, Jacob Villarreal
wrote:
Hey Roger,So what's the difference in retrieving an image file by means of
html, from a database/folder, in contrast with retrieving an image file from a
CML tag which calls
On Thu, Oct 6, 2016 at 7:42 AM, Jacob Villarreal wrote:
> Sorry, correction on the code above:
> record:path/ticker_data.rec/+1>or, record:path/ticker_data.rec/29>
> Thanks.
>
How is this any different from PHP, ASP, JSP, .Net, ColdFusion, etc? You
could implement your CML on the backend and h
On 2016-10-06 04:42, Jacob Villarreal wrote:
Roger,
I thought I should send you the pdf diagram anyway. I've attached it
to this email. Hope it gets through to you.
Jacob
That was little more than a PDF with bullet points.
It certainly was not a diagram, this is a (example) of a kind of dia
On 2016-10-06 04:42, Jacob Villarreal wrote:
Roger,
I thought I should send you the pdf diagram anyway. I've attached it
to this email. Hope it gets through to you.
Jacob
That was little more than a PDF with bullet points.
It certainly was not a diagram, this is a (example) of a kind of dia
On 2016-10-06 03:45, Jacob Villarreal wrote:
> Hi,Thanks for responding. I don't think you have the right picture
I'm pretty sure I don't have the right picture (or at least your picture).
> I was actually proposing a new markup language referred to as
content markup language. The hypertext p
On 2016-10-06 14:15, MegaZone wrote:
How is this any different from PHP, ASP, JSP, .Net, ColdFusion, etc? You
could implement your CML on the backend and have it 'output'
XML/HTML+JavaScript+CSS for delivery to user agents with compatibility with
everything out there today.
...
There are many se
Roger,You wrote:How is this any different from PHP, ASP, JSP, .Net, ColdFusion,
etc? You could implement your CML on the backend and have it 'output'
XML/HTML+JavaScript+CSS for delivery to user agents with compatibility with
everything out there today.
In response:I've tried a little bit of PH
I find it somewhat strange that we are not able to synch up on this proposal.
It's kind of funny, but there isn't much to these new tags I mentioned.
They're used like any regular html tags, like , for example, but . So the source tag would retrieve the
action_page.php file by means of the so
I think I got it straightened out. The type scripts handle the batch file
formats, being .frm/.fld/.mnu/.smn, for multi-source appliance. The subtype
scripts handle the attributes with respect to types. The 'link' type script
redirects link paths to the user agent. So CML script updates on
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