Rob,
I've done my company's webside full client side xslt (about 4 years
ago, still functioning). Worked rather well. You can check www.diderottrack.nl
. As I recall there is a page on "this website" with references to
stylesheets, xslt and css. Possibly some functions (displaying hidden
text) are a bit off, but that's a javascript issue, nothing to do
with xslt.
The build-in language switch relies solely on xslt.
View source to see the xml used.
Key is design, you have to know exactly what display / filtering /
functions you need at what time pr position. But that's not really
specific for using client side xslt, it's key for websites.
Met vriendelijk groet,
Aad Kamsteeg
Web: www.diderottrack.nl
Tel: (+31) 6 229 971 41
LinkedIn: nl.linkedin.com/in/diderottrack
Twitter: twitter.com/diderot_track
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On 2 jan 2010, at 15:54, Rob Belics <rob_belics(_at_)charter(_dot_)net> wrote:
I should add that I'm particularly interested in XSLT on the client
side.
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