Is there a normalised way, on a browser environment (eq. XSLT1.0) to
access with XSL code:
- the full "current" URI (ex. :
http://www.myserver.com/mydir/foo.xml?x=12&y=15 the most interesting
part being obviously the option string, here: x=12&y=15)
- users preferences such as : preferred languages (or the http header
accept_language string, for internationalisation purpose)
- navigation items such as : referrer, history (tainted)
- computer environment : screen resolution, colour width, OS, browser,
initial canvas size, etc...
Part of that might be accessible on Mozilla based browsers through calls
like document("about:config") because it is XUL and so working with XML
behind the scene. But that will not be a portable method and doesn't
answer to all of the basic integration needs.
As of XSLT1.0, there are 3 normalised system data informations available
through system_property() call :
- xsl:version
- xsl:vendor
- xsl:vendor-uri
that could allow browser-guessing, but does not either meet the basics
integration needs.
Many thanks in advance.
Alain BENEDETTI
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