I think now is a good time to switch from the IE5 transformation
language to XSLT. You're really limiting what you can do by sticking
with the *non-supported* IE5 transformation language.
Also, your xml looks very similar to the xml Lotus Domino generates from
views. You should take a look at openNTF.org, specifically the Domino
Web Tools project. It contains XSL stylesheets that transform any
Domino view into a HTML. You could get a lot of ideas from the code
include.
I know the old namespace should be avoided, but I am not sure if the
new
namespace will work for all users of this application (about 400
users)
since they may not have the correct parser. In which case it would
cost a
lot of money to install the correct parser, because we outsource that
stuff
to IBM.
This shouldn't hold you up. We have an extranet application with users
that use IE5, IE5.5, and IE6. For the IE 5 and IE 5.5 users we have a
js file that is included on the home page of the application that will
automatically install version 3 of the MSXML parser. If you want I can
send you that code. All the users will have to do is accept the
security alert and it will install for them automatically so the cost
will only be the time it takes for you to include the code.
Cheers,
Jack
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