success 309445 mammle 2009-02-05T04:42:19Z 2009-02-05T04:42:20Z Mark-up Modification Language (MML), otherwise called Mammle. This new language was developed to allow modification of DOM (XML) documents without physically modifying the XML document or having to change the structure of the document (XSL). While not specifically designed for Search Engine Optimization professionals (SEO), it makes a perfect choice for individuals who require to make modifications to the HTML code before it is served to the user. What this means is separation of SEO code from actual web development code, allowing developers and SEO individuals to easily work side-by-side without conflicts. Mammle files contain a .mml extension and are executed by an IIS module or Apache module (depending on the server environment) after the page has been rendered. This allows MML to co-exist with any type of server-side language (.NET, ASP, PHP, Java, Ruby, etc) under the Windows or Linux environments. While it is possible to translate an XML-based document using XSL, it is not so straight-forward to simply modify a document without the need to change the structural mark-up. This language makes it simple to modify XML-based documents, without needing to have a strong background in programming and reduces the amount of code required. Mammle makes use of the XQuery/XPath syntax (as in XSL documents) as well as contains some CSS-based properties. http://code.google.com/p/mammle mammle 0 0 apache_2 Apache License 2.0