Re: javascript & XSL

> > --- Chris Bayes <chris@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > > As you are using <XML id = "testxml"></XML> you are
> > > surely only working with IE4+
> 
> P Vikram wrote:
> > Iam on IE 5
> 
> ...which is IE4 or higher, like Chris said.
> 
> For future reference, you are not allowed, in XML, to start an element 
> name with any upper or lower case combination of 'xml'. No XML parser
> should let you get away with that.

He's using the so called "XML data islands" in his ***html*** page and it is just
html -- not xml, therefore the above restriction does not apply.

This is how MS recognizes an XML data island -- it's tagname must be "XML" (not sure
about case sensitivity).

Maybe when they start supporting XHTML, there'd be no longer xml data islands, or
the name of that element will have to be changed.

Cheers,
Dimitre Novatchev.

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