From: Karl J. Stubsjoen [mailto:karl(_at_)meetscoresonline(_dot_)com]
I am interested in any cross-browser capable XSL/XSLT projects that
anyone
is working on.
Virtually all my xslt projects are cross-browser. The only exception I
remember is one where I had to split the output into multiple files,
which I did with a Saxon instruction.
Also, in regards to JavaScript, often I find myself needing to build
Arrays
from XSLT because the information is coming from a database and who
likes
to
hardcode?
So, building cross-browser JavaScript code seems appropriate too, so
why
not
build it from XSLT? Most of my webpages are built from an XSLT web
template
anyhow.
I frequently write cross-browser javascript code from an xslt
stylesheet. Of course, writing such javascript has nothing to do with
xslt per se, but it is very feasible.
OTOH, just because a stylesheet is cross-platform does not mean it will
perform equally well with any xslt processor. I have had some cases
where Saxon was much faster than either msxml or Xalan. Of course, it
all depends on the details of the exact case.
Cheers,
Tom P