Re: Waht is the common minimum current script that run on mo

Hi.

Was it an MS example by any chance, as it shows a distinct MS approach to
using XSL. I think this is probably from historical practice with ASP page
templates. The only reason why I raise the issue is that most non-MS
sources seem to favour use of xsl:template over xsl:for-each (as do I), so
you might want to look at other sources aswell as the MS ones.

This is *not* MS bashing, as I am currently developing using the MS XSL
implimentation.

Cheers
     Guy.





xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on 01/31/99 11:05:32 PM

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cc:    (bcc: Guy Murphy/UK/MAID)
Subject:  Waht is the common minimum current script that run on most X




Hi
Below is a sample script with minimum capabilities (I took it from a
tutorial). It is using HTML/CSS formatting object instead of XSL formatting
objects (so I guess all actual XSL engines have this capability). Is this
script running on most engines. I do not have all XSL script engines, so
either authors of these script engines or users of these can tell me on
which engine this script is working OK and rendering well in a browser.
Thanx for your help.
Regards
Didier PH Martin
mailto:martind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.netfolder.com
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