[thelist] Web Development -- Presentation vs. Content
Raditha Dissanayake
jabber at raditha.com
Sat Oct 11 09:03:06 CDT 2003
Hi Beau,
Dozens of times. The most recent was when we built a directory using the
ODP rdf dump. Whenever i need to parse xml and produce an html output i
always try to use XSLT instead. Let's take this offline and discuss
don't want to blow my own trumpet in a list.
The reason that XSLT probably hasn't found as wide a usage as it should
with PHP is because of several inconsistencies in different versions of
PHP --with-xslt support.
best regards
Beau Hartshorne wrote:
>Raditha,
>
>This sounds great. It would separate presentation and content. But have
>you ever tried to implement it? That's usually how I find out if
>something really is as elegant as it sounds.
>
>Here's an article that I read several months ago on this topic:
>
>http://www.sitepoint.com/article/602
>
>It all seems fairly straightforward. So what don't the PHP folks like
>about this?
>
>Beau
>
>
>
>>If your biz logic produces it's output in XML and your presentation
>>layer uses XSLT that gives you tremoundous flexibility to play around
>>with your presentation or your lower tiers without effective
>>the others.
>>
>>For example if today you build your site with HTML and later
>>on you need
>>to adapt to WML, CHTML or other kind of markup all you need to do is
>>create a new XSL without changing any of the other components.
>>
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