RE: xlink implementation - html link choice

Michael Kay writes:
> You don't need XLink to do this. Either client-side or
> server-side, you
> can write a stylesheet that constructs a menu containing all the links
> available and allows the user to click on any one of them,
> which in turn
> causes the relevant XML document to be rendered.

While this is true, would there be a benefit to using XLink syntax?  E.g.
the role attribute could be used to render a document differently depending
on the device, the context attribute would tell the XSLT processor to
include JavaScript for a new browser window, etc..  Then when (if?) the time
comes that there is an XLink aware browser (well popular support anyway)
then you're all set.

Just wondering out loud...


 XSL-List info and archive:  http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list