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I made a couple of scripts, more on the way, and I though it will be great to have my them listed on my own website, so in about 30 mins I made this, what do you think?

http://www.kattanweb.com/msgpluslive

Main structure was made with Dreamweaver and notepad, graphics with Fireworks, then mostly notepad to render it XHTML 1.0 Strict Valid (what to do, my university thesis is about accessibility, I can't make non valid website) and make updates while not at home.

There's also http://www.msgpluslive.net/scripts/, the official database

Edit: But your site looks pretty good, and the Language script should prove very useful to those who speak Arabic.

its a pretty good website seeing that you made it in 30 mins

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Originally posted by RaceProUK
There's also http://www.msgpluslive.net/scripts/, the official database

Edit: But your site looks pretty good, and the Language script should prove very useful to those who speak Arabic.

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I know about the Scripts database, but there I put latest versions before they are released on the DB, and/or I can put more details...

and about the language fixer, it can be converted to any other language with minor work on the files: change character mapping in XML and rename the menus

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Originally posted by ramik
XHTML 1.0 Strict Valid (what to do, my university thesis is about accessibility, I can't make non valid website)

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you know its only really counted as xhtml if you send the correct mimetype of application/xml+xhtml otherwise every browser will render it as normal html

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Originally posted by -dt-

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Originally posted by ramik
XHTML 1.0 Strict Valid (what to do, my university thesis is about accessibility, I can't make non valid website)

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you know its only really counted as xhtml if you send the correct mimetype of application/xml+xhtml otherwise every browser will render it as normal html

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ut ehy should also look at the DOCTYPE and base processing on that too. In fact, I believe browsers do do this, as many web servers don't use the application/xml+xhtml MIME type.

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Originally posted by -dt-

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Originally posted by ramik
XHTML 1.0 Strict Valid (what to do, my university thesis is about accessibility, I can't make non valid website)

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you know its only really counted as xhtml if you send the correct mimetype of application/xml+xhtml otherwise every browser will render it as normal html

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you are right for mimetype as application/xml+xhtml, but only in the case of XHTML 1.1 (otherwise they call is soup of html tags), for XHTML 1.0 (trad, strict, frameset) it doesn't matter...

@RaceProUK
yes, current servers doesn't send xhtml pages as application/xml+xhtml, only if you set it in scripting languages (such as php), and only firefox can render the page with no problems, in IE it will open the download file dialog...

Good site for the fact that it's made in 30 mins. The scripts are good too!

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Originally posted by ramik
you are right for mimetype as application/xml+xhtml, but only in the case of XHTML 1.1 (otherwise they call is soup of html tags), for XHTML 1.0 (trad, strict, frameset) it doesn't matter...

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IIRC, it applies for XHTML 1.0 strict aswell as XHTML 1.1

To use XHMTL in compatibility mode, you can use text/html for mime type, which is good for now until IE supports applicatiopn/xhtml+xml...

the big problem with application/xml is that you have to modify much of the javascript of the page, document.write will no longer work. i tried once to make a php project i worked on to be real xhtml 1.1, but i changed because of these js which i had a lot in the website.... it need to be projected as xhtml from the beginning...