[thelist] XML (not just XHTML) support in browsers
Warden, Matt
mwarden at odyssey-design.com
Fri Jun 22 13:23:35 CDT 2001
> From: "jvcwebdev" <jvcwebdev at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [thelist] XML (not just XHTML) support in browsers
>
> >> What versions of which browsers have XML (not just XHTML) support?
>
> >All of them.
> >
> >But, what I think you're really asking is which browsers support XSLT. I
> >believe that is IE5 and NN6.
>
> I believe that only IE5 and NN6 support XML.
No. XML is text. I'm 99.9% sure that all browsers support text.
> The two browsers deal with XML
> differently. IE5 returns a tree structure and NN6 just gives a mass of
text
> unless you call a style sheet to format the XML.
Yes. IE5 has a default style for XML documents. But, this is just how IE5
presents XML documents and doesn't have anything to do with support for the
documents themselves.
> I think that so far XSLT is usually done server side.
This is true. But, it's true becuase there is a lack of browser support.
Like I said, only IE5 and NN6 support XSLT (though I don't know about the
level of support).
Thanks,
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mattwarden
mattwarden.com
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