Re: [xsl] Using xsl:output in browsers, was: Re [xsl] XHTML html validation

[Emmanouil Batsis <Emmanouil.Batsis@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

For the OP: 'xml' as the output when controlling XSLT from script makes 
further DOM processing a loooot easier. When using PIs, just use the 
output that matches your intentions.

Regarding PIs: i hate to say it, but it is a cleaner, easier to work 
with, more robust and widely supported solution. Probably because its 
simply architecturally sound, especially when compared to script. 
However some applications simply need more fine grained control (e.g. 
the ajax freaks :-).

Regarding activeX: it sucks as the rest of IE. BTW, looks like that new 
shiny XMLHttpRequest constructor in IE 7 always returns an activeX 
object from MSXML3, that conflicts with everything else if you have 
MSXML6 installed. Nice.

IE and the MS people are the most difficult to work with (irrelevant but 
cant help it, sorry). I'm sure there are exceptions in both browser 
features and people, but it's all lost in the big picture.

Cheers,

Manos