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For me it's still Sarissa, even with all its quirks. Even though Sarissa
has been a bit quiet lately. I'd doubt whether the current new
developments of Chrome and Safari have been followed (afaik, retrieving
external resources with document() or xsl:import/include is still not
supported): latest release is from May 2008.
The question popped up a few times at experts-exchange and stackoverflow. Google has started out with AjaXSLT (http://goog-ajaxslt.sourceforge.net/), but isn't really mature yet. Also, Ample SDK (amplesdk.com) seems to support browser agnostic XSLT processing, but I never tried that. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1052301 Kind regards, Abel Braaksma Michael Kay wrote: What's the state-of-the-art for writing cross-browser Javascript to invoke client-side XSLT transformations?
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