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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: Client-side XSLT. Re: Bad News on IE6 XML Support
> > So you call HTML a 'low level junk' > > If the semantic content of the message is within the scope of HTML > then HTML is fine. The semantic content? I don't undertstand this. Really. So you want to display something on some client (browser)? What the heck is 'semantic content' ? Or maybe I don't understand what are you talking about? > But for mathematics I want to use MathML. I can in simple (and even not > so simple) then I can make something that _looks_ more or less like > Mathematics by using css javascript and random font changes, but the > MathML file is far more useful. So you want to render some mathematics stuff, sending something like XSL FO ( just for Mathemathics ) ? Let's call the thing MathFO. Now either the browser understands MathFO ( has a plugin of whatever ) or it *does*not*. What is the critical role of client-side XSLT processing here? Really? I (still) don't get it. I understand 'semantic content' sounds better than 'low-level junk', but I don't understand what particular problem you're trying to solve... What is the task? To render MathFO in the browser that does not understand MathFO ??? How can client-side XSLT help you??? > > I think HTML was *very*good* idea. > So do I. It was, and it still is. > But many people saw the need for something else, in addition to HTML: > A cut down "SGML for the Web" I don't understand how is this relevant. Many other people just want beer and have no clue about HTML or XML. > The initial promise as XML as a language for the web is not met if the > XML is just a private internal format and the only thing thatgoes on teh > web is a presentation oriented downtranslation of that information to > HTML. I think you're playing with words here. I still don't understand your idea about client-side XSLT and what particular problem you want to solve. All the arguments for "client-side XSLT" ( in the absence of scalable client-side FO ) are *very much* questionable. Rgds.Paul.
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