Maybe it can be tweaked though. But personally I think maybe XSLT is better suited for something like skinning. I noticed in your XSLT file you are attaching a bunch of event handlers inline. Have you made any XSLT widgets yet where the behavior/event wiring is de-coupled from the presentation?
On 6/9/06, Lindsey Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
See this post for a test page / test case for using XSLT to produce an
Ajax Datagrid widget: http://development.finetooth.com/?p=15 - I'd like
to find some other XSLT/_javascript_ developers out there who are
interested in this approach as well!
I used prototype/scriptaculous in my widget and I've posted about it
before. What's neat about this page is the client-side implemenation of
XSLT to actually create the thing from semantically proper xhtml markup
instead of some serverside object or from _javascript_ code.
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