AFAIK XSLT support exists only in IE using MSXML 3.0+ and Gecko-based
browsers. IE for the Mac does not (again, AFAIK) support XSLT since
MSXML is not applicable for that platform (due to it's activeX based
nature). Lately I have been investigating Konqueror/Safari's XML support
and I'm very happy to say that sarissa[1] will also support the KHTML
engine in the next (or right after that) release. No XSLT support there
though :-(
So, MSXML3.0+(IE) and Transformiix(Moz) are the only applicable browsers
out there. Being wrong would be a pleasure!
[1] http://sarissa.sourceforge.net/
Cheers,
Manos
J-P S wrote:
Opera, I think, treats XML as HTML, or at any rate transforms as if the
stylesheet wasn't there: it strips the tags and returns the concatenated
text nodes in Times New Roman. There is also anecdotally buggy support for
XSL in some version of Macintosh IE6+ that I've yet to see repeated.