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XHTML Page Creator: Generate XHTML documents programatically

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Gábor Magasvári

This class can be used to create HTML documents defined programatically. The generated documents are compliant with XHTML 1.0 standard.

It features:

- Generate HTTP headers to tell browsers and proxies that the dynamically generated and should not be cached
- Configurable page title, character set, language, META and LINK document tags
- Define external CSS stylesheets
- Include JavaScript code
- Generate document header and footer

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Plain text file XHTMLClass.php Class Simple XHTML generator
Plain text file example.php Example Usage with examples.
Plain text file license.txt Lic. Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5

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