Subject: Re: [xsl] XML Data Islands, XML Menu Trees and other stuff From: xptm@xxxxxxx Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 18:43:14 +0000 |
Wow, that looks great :) In the meantime i've been playing with the XmlHttpRequest and it really works on IE and FF, at least. So it seems it's not dificult to get the XML files without a all trip to the server. Now for XSLTing the XML i think i'll wait for your example... Thanks a lot. Citando "M. David Peterson" <m.david@xxxxxxxxxx>: > xptm@xxxxxxx wrote: > > >Hi David, and all. > > > >OT i just went to XSLT:Blog and where it should appear (i added the spaces) > >I ' m > >appears > >I b $ (TM) m > > > > > Both IE and Firefox(and Im assuming other Mozilla based browsers) that > are set to auto detect encoding decide that utf-8 is actually > iso-8859-1. Given that they both do it my assumption is that there is > some obscure line in the HTML causing this to happen as I find it > strange that both algorithms would read the byte stream in the same way > and determine iso-8859-1 instead of the proper utf-8. The charset is > clearly defined as utf-8 > > <meta snip... content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> > > So I really dont know whats up... I cant be the only MT install that has > this problem so as soon as I have a chance I will look further into it. > > In the mean time manually change your browser to recognize the page as UTF-8 > and youll be fine, all be it temporary. > > >Now on-topic, i've been searching for info in places like w3schools, and it > >gives me the impression that XML data islands and related techniques are > very > >tyied to IE browser, like HTML elements binding, XML HTTP requests, etc... > Also > >i saw that XML data islands has nothing to do with W3C... > > > >Is this correct? > > > > > No... It does take some trickery but its possible and really quite easy > once you understand the process that needs to take place. > > >My boss suddenly give a high priority to this going-to-be project, so let me > >elaborate a little more for you to see if this falls in your techniques. > > > >Do you think you techniques can be adaptable to this, or should i start > looking > >elsewere? > > > >Regards. > > > >Basically, my intention is to have a menu tree that, when cliked on a node, > >would do a trip to the server to get some XML that could be a sub-menu > >definition to display dinamically, or a XML ResultSet from a db to display > via > >XSL/CSS/CSS2, or even a HTML page to display on a frame (altougt i don't > like > >frames). I want to do this dinamically, specially without refreshing the > >browser, as this has a tendency to become very heavy. > > > > > In fact this a perfect example of how this could be used... In fact > that would be a simple demo to quickly create... instead of stressing > over this larger piece let me feed it to you in bit size morsels as it > will probably be easier to understand initially and from there is just > adding one more source of data at a time and using that data to > coordinate proper context between the elements between rendered... > > Give me a bit to rethink how best to showcase this and I will return > with a sample... > > > Cheers! > > <M:D/>
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