How would search engines find data? It seems that they also would need
to perform the specific XSLT transformation on the XML (which they
don't do currently, AFAIK, and probably would refuse to do so due to
the additional costs involved and to the web-xmlization still not a
predominant trend -- seems like a wicked closed circle, doesn't it).
I see this more as alternative way manipulate the page on the client,
rather than generate the whole page using a clientside xml +
transformation... it gets over the hurdle of processing xml with
javascript.
Generating html with xslt is far nicer than creating dom nodes with javascript.
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Andrew Welch
http://andrewjwelch.com
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