On Mon, 2007-09-17 at 13:01 -0400, Wendell Piez wrote:
Conversely, many of the
problems related to client-side processing (including client-side
processing of Javascript) can be ameliorated using just a touch of
server-side sniffing and customizing. (Not that I'm a fan of that
sort of duct tape; but it can do the job.)
No need for sniffing from the server. IE has its way of doing things,
everything else does it the Mozilla way (with the exception of Opera and
its lack of document() support -- but who cares...).
As for customizing, it depends what you mean. You can have a nice,
simple XSL/XML app with just PUTs and GETs.
best,
-Rob
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