Dojo [1], a popular AJAX library, uses something even more XHTML unfriendly for its widget inclusion:
<div id="..." dojoType="<DojoWidgetName>" widgetId="<ID>" [<Attribute>="<Value>"]> </div> Regards, etc... David [1] http://dojotoolkit.org/ On 8/4/06, Chris Messina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...and develops YAWS (yet another widget syntax). One that looks like this: <wbx:keywords xmlns:wbx="urn:wbx" value="tech" /> Here's how a "user" might create a "smart blog" post: http://beta.widgetbox.com/docs/smartblogs/ Essentially, from what I can tell, they use JS to go in and replace the <wbx /> instances with iframes that pull content from the WidgetBox site (according to this: http://forums.widgetbox.com/viewtopic.php?id=13). While they support rel-tag, they seem to have dispensed with the microformats concept after that. Any thoughts on this? I contacted them to get their side -- seems a pity that they wouldn't try working on the hWidget spec if they're aware of it, given what they say on their homepage: "This is a work in progress. We certainly need more documentation, more widgets, and more assistance putting widgets on blogs. Please let us know what we need most."
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