In the Enrich Your HTML Tables with JavaScript Progressive Enhancement article I wrote for InformIT.com, I'm describing how you can use JavaScript progressive enhancement techniques to add last touches to your HTML table format after the web page has been loaded into the web browser ... and, no, I'm not talking about page layout with tables :), I'm talking about formatting data that deserve tabular format.
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Being one of the zillion programmers jumping into rough waters of XML, XSLT and AJAX (combined with ASP back-end) I had my own share of "reinventing the wheel" experience. Hopefully by documenting some of these reinventions, I'll save you a few minutes of hair-pulling.
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