Re: Client-side XSLT. Re: Bad News on IE6 XML Support

[David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk>]

> And how do you know 
> what xsl stylesheet to bind on client side? 

stylesheet PI REC.


> So are you telling me that you can render SVG into 
> HTML and CSS ? 

No but I could render some of it in (say) MS's VML on IE (not that I've
written a stylesheet for that) or I a stylesheet to take svg
namespaced elements produce something using  <embed> calls for adobe's viewer.

> If user want's MathML rendered into HTML + CSS - user should 
> ask the server for such a functionality.
why?

> "Why do you need client-side XSLT at all" ?
In order to render XML files.

You answer that you don't want to do that you want to serve some
pre-rendered translation. Fine. The internet is big enough for both
approaches, why argue?

David

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