Re: aborting element creation

me> It may look bizarre now, but the world didn't turn out quite as people
me> thought, evidence the number of times people are told on this list and
me> elsewhere that it is often better to run the transformations on the
me> server rather than on the client. Which is probably true but was exactly
me> the thing which XML was developed to avoid.
me> 
 
>We're doing exactly the opposite,

so am I
http://www.w3.org/Math/XSL
for example

but I'm just resigned to being a voice in the wilderness:-)

Apart from anything else, while IE and Mozilla have quite nice client
side XSLT, safari on the mac doesn't, Opera doesn't, my mobile phone
doesn't, ... (but they don't have mathml support yet either...)


David


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