On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 1:39 PM, Michael Kay <mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com>
wrote:
The latest Saxon release, 9.3, uses client-side XSLT to display the
documentation, starting at
http://www.saxonica.com/documentation/about/intro.xml
I'm interested to have your experiences as to how well this works on a
variety of browsers.
Seems OK in IE8, Chrome 7.0.5 and FF3.6
We know there are problems on mobile phones - does this matter to you?
I've had reports of problems with Firefox 4.0 beta6 (OS = ubuntu 10.10). Can
anyone confirm or refute this, and does anyone know what the problem might
be?
Apart from giving real practical benefits in the way the information is
published, I made this change because I thought it would be good to showcase
XSLT in action, so we'd obviously like to make sure it works as well as it
possibly can.
The XML looks pretty much like ordinary html -- what is the role of XSLT here?.
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