Hi again,
Well, it's the way they are taken by Cocoon, for instance. How could
it be done otherwise? Granted that they are sent to the server and
handled to Cocoon for processing, but couldn't browsers do it in the
same way?
Well, that is essentially what my solution would be doing. If you use
ASP or some other server side software, you will have a much easier
time of it. You will know what types the different variables are and
be able to pass them to the stylesheet.
This will process the document on the server, though, which seems not
to be what you are interested in (though serverside transformations
are much easier as you are able to use extension functions and you
also have full control over which parser to use).
Regards,
Ragulf Pickaxe :-)
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