Re: Re: Transforming XHTML to WML

On 8/25/05, iwantto keepanon <iwanttokeepanon@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "andrew welch" <andrew.j.welch@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> >> WML is a small proprietary text to html language.  I would advise to
> >> learn XSLT and use it to do your transformations.  After all, XSLT is
> >> w3c recommended/standard and will be around longer and make your
> >> skills more marketable.
>
> Ok, proprietary was the wrong word ... and didnt I mention it being
> GPL?  I forget and I dont have my original email.
>
> > Uh... it's not.  WML is like HTML, it's just another markup language.
>
> http://thewml.org/ : "WML is a free and extensible Webdesigner's
> off-line HTML generation toolkit"
>
> So it is a text to html markup language ... still my original assertion.

:-)

I think we have our wires crossed, the WML I refer to (and I think the
original poster referred to) is the Wireless Markup Language not the
"Website Meta Language" you've linked to.

funny...