On Apr 27, 2006, at 12:03 PM, Xiaoming Liu wrote:
This file can be rendered in IE and Firefox, because they do xslt
client-side rendering, so the display is correct, but when I check
page source, it's still the raw xml file. And when writing a script
to fetch Microformats fragments, I have to do XSLT rendering first
to get HTML back.
So I am wondering if the above scenario is a good practice
You might want to look at this site:
http://w3future.com/
I vaguely recall Sjoerd tried to run his entire site as you've
described and it lasted a few weeks before he ran into enough
problems that he now does server-side XSLT to HTML 4 unless you click
the "Try XHTML 2.0" button, which turns off the server-side XSLT.
Peace,
Scott
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