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Hey, I have a system producing XHTML using XSLT 2 on the server side. It can also produce both XML (RDF/XML) and JSON (JSON-LD) for Linked Data access. On the client side however, I'm strugling to integrate such a simple feature as a JS autocomplete plugin. The new Twitter Typeahead would be great http://twitter.github.io/typeahead.js/, but even the default Bootstrap Typeahead would be sufficient. The problem is that those plugins use innerHTML to modify the HTML, and this does not work well in XHTML mode, like here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4162270/dom-exception-when-assigning-html-entities-to-innerhtml I checked that Firefox uses strict mode: Type: application/xhtml+xml Render Mode: Standards compliance mode Then I decided to check Saxon-CE demos, and they look pretty interactive: http://www.saxonica.com/ce/demos/books/books.html I'm wondering if Saxon-CE could be a solution here. Do you think Typeahead-like AJAX functionality can be implemented with XSLT in the browser? I already have stylesheets for RDF/XML, that shouldn't be a problem. The HTTP call is doable I guess, but what about interactivity and stuff like authentication headers? Maybe some additional JavaScript would solve that? Suggestions appreciated. Martynas graphityhq.com
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