Hi,
I'm doing a site for which xml content needs to be delivered
three ways
1)
(raw xml, xsl stylesheet is a dont care)
http://site.com/somefile.xml
2)
(transformed xml -> html via xsl stylesheet)
http://site.com/somefile.xml
3)
(transformed xml -> html via xsl stylesheet, php accepting
additional params)
http://site.com/transform.php?file=somefile.xml
(#2 and #3 use same stylesheet)
Given this goal, I'd like some advice on how to associate style sheets
with xml documents, I'm stumped on the intelligent way to do this :(
Note that not all xml files will use the same stylesheets.
It doesn't appear I can use <?xml stylesheet ...> because in
#1 the raw
untransformed xml needs to be accessed and the stylesheet PI seems to
force a transformation by whatever's accessing it which i DONT want in
this case, but DO want in #2
Here the problem is the browser etc. you use. Just because there's a
xml-stylesheet PI in the document, it doesn't mean it *has* to be used. So I
see no reason why not just stick the xml-stylesheet into the document. If the
user wants to see the raw XML, then they can just see the document source.
Cheers,
Jarno
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