Subject: Re: Netscape Support for XSL From: Martin Stricker <shugal@xxxxxx> Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 19:04:47 +0200 |
"Altucher, Rita" schrieb: > My question are: > (a) What support does Netscape (4.61) provide for XSL and what changes > need to be made to my XSL, DTD and XML files? There is NO XML support in Netscape 4.x. > (b) What happens if a user does not have Internet Explorer for Netscape > to rely on? I#m sorry to say this, but for now you have to use another XML/XSL parser than Netscape. Even the brand new Netscape 6 preview (yes, it's 6, they skipped the 5) does not support XSL, and I found no information about when Netscape eventually will support XML/XSL. Sorry, but this is the unpleasant truth. If you don't want to rely on Microsoft's browser you can try using xt or saxon with an XSL-T stylesheet to generate HTML which will be displayed by Netscape. But be careful: XSL as used by Microsoft is not compatible with the "real" XSL as standardized by the WWW Consortium (however, if you install the latest update/Preview of MSXSL you get an Internet Explorer which is about 90% compatible (maybe more, I didn't completely test it since it doesn't run on my linux box. Could you please help out here, Jonathan Marsh? I would really appreciate something like a list of which parts of the specification are still missing in MSXSL and the features of MSXSL exceeding the specification!). Best regards, Martin Stricker XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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