> Where flash fails = Text manipulation, CSS and HTML
support.
>
> Ajax isn't just XMLHttpRequest.. It's packaging
XML/Markup with Javascript
> and CSS while being asynchronous. XHTML and CSS are
much more suited to
> display and edit text than flash.
>
Hhhmmm... I can't find a single true statement in the
above.
AJAX stands for "asynchronous javascript and
xml", and has absolutely
nothing to do with presentation. It is the client-side of
the transport
layer, period. XHTML and CSS (neither of which have anything
to do with
AJAX) are simply not capable of using vectors for text,
which is much more
suited to display and edit text than HTML. Maybe what you
mean is XHTML and
CSS make it easier for you to work within your chosen CMS
architecture?
I'm not trying to make you look foolish, it's just
that overblown
descriptions like that are what make "real"
programmers delete the job
posting without finishing the first paragraph.
ryanm
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