Hello all,
Here's what I have:
- I have a bunch of XML file on a server describing data, and a bunch
of XSL file defining transformations to HTML code.
- Each XML file contains the reference to its dedicated timesheet (so
that basically, using a browser to view the XML file will render it
more o
On May 28, 2:34 pm, Laurent Malvert wrote:
> Here's what I have:
> - I have a bunch of XML file on a server describing data, and a bunch
> ofXSLfile defining transformations to HTML code.
> - Each XML file contains the reference to its dedicated timesheet (so
> that basically, using a browser to
Well, You're not going to like this answer very much but:
It seems unnecessarily cruel to burden your users with the wait time of
downloading an XSLT transform engine when you could do such processing
on your server.
I know it's cool to do XSLT processing on the client, but this app
doesn't
On May 30, 2:38 am, Jeff Chimene wrote:
> Well, You're not going to like this answer very much but:
no :) see below.
> It seems unnecessarily cruel to burden your users with the wait time of
> downloading an XSLT transform engine when you could do such processing
> on your server.
The thing
