Martin P. Hellwig
mhellwig at xs4all.nl
Sat Aug 13 07:17:06 EDT 2005
Hi all, Lee Brown wrote: >Greetings! > >Here is the problem: > ><?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" >href="/static/._stylesheet/example/browser_info.xsl"?> > >Some browsers (like IE6) recognize "text/xsl". Some browsers (like Opera) >recognize "application/xml". Mozilla and Firefox recognize both types. I >suspect that if you changed "text/xsl" to "application/xml" it would work on >Opera, Konqueror, and Safari. > > I took a look at it but it seems that (for now) khtml & opera do not support xsl transformation, no matter what I put in the headers. I primarily test it with gecko based browsers ( firefox & mozilla) and IE, both work. I could built in legacy support but I am not going to do that, those lazy browser-bastards should do the transformation :-). I'm only partial kidding, my primary focus for this test is to use the technique in the network I administrate so I can be bold and say that I only support xsl compliant browsers. And to be honest as long as the technique I use are w3c recommend and Firefox renders the page adequate, I'm not going to put in more effort, xsl for crying out loud is a standard since November 1999 that is almost _6_ years ago. However it works on the browser with the biggest market share and on a cross-platform browser, that's not too bad. Thanks again for taking the effort to look at it and reply! I really do appreciate it allot! -- mph
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