Is there another way to get from weird date formates like this example:
<pubDate>Wed, 23 Feb 2005 16:12:56 GMT</pubDate>
..to a format that is recognizable by the parsers?
string handling's a bit easier in xslt2 as you have regular expressions
but if you _know_ the date is in that format then it's fairly easy even
in xslt1 to pull it apart with substring() as all the fields are fixed
width, then it's just a matter of a lookup table for the month names to
month numbers and then re-assembling the bits in the right format.
David
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