There are many reasons why I don't do serverside processing. I guess the
main one is that I think that processing should be done on the client. I
provide an xml resource that can be viewed by any xslt aware client.
Which xslt aware client you use is up to you.

Ciao Chris

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> Guillaume Rousse
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> Subject: Re:  accessing previous and next element in a loop
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> 
> Ainsi parlait Chris Bayes :
> > Yeh G,
> > Unfortunately the zillas can't do basic xsl and the netscape xsl 
> > engine won't accept a doctype in xml. Or something like 
> that. If you 
> > can enlighten me... One day soon though we hope.
> Why don't you use server-side processing rather than 
> works-once-fails-many 
> client-side ?
> <rant>
> Also, as many unix user, i hate site saying : if you don't 
> use IE, use 
> Netscape :-)
> </rant>
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