Subject: Re: [xsl] A simple XSLT transformation -> XForms output From: S Woodside <sbwoodside@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 20 Apr 2003 17:44:23 -0400 |
When I analysed the situation about 6 months ago it seemed like XForms was a waste of time until there's an implementation in a regular browser. And even then, the functionality can be reproduced (it seems to me) without needing XForms, thus, the browser support will probably lag behind genuinely novel things like SVG support. So, I decided to go with regular HTML forms.
I don't necessarily share the assumption that everything has to happen in the regular browser. But that, almost certainly, is off topic and could be a long discussion.
IBM alphaworks released a few days ago an implementation for normal browsers - more specifically it was designed to display in IE 5.5+ with MSXML 4 Sp1. Which I had but the supplied examples didn't work without scripting errors. IBM's response was that my errors were due to not having MSXML 4 Sp1, which I could see the correct DLLs were there and the Properties indicated they were the correct version.
So, if the IBM implentation will work for you (which it didn't for me) you might like to explore it.
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