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Netscape XML I want to bind an XML page to HTML. Is it correct to say that Netscape doesn't support datasrc and datafld in HTML elements? If so what is the best way to make cross browser compatible XML for HTML? :-) Started By Sonic1981 on Aug 23, 2004 at 4:39:13 AM

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MHenke on Aug 23, 2004 at 4:44:08 AM (# 1) Don't know if that's what you want to hear, but IMHO the best way is to make it server side via XSLT. It's entirely cross-browser since no XML capabilities are necessary on client side. Sonic1981 on Aug 23, 2004 at 4:48:07 AM (# 2) OK. Am early in the development stage yet, and early in my knowledge of XML, XHTML, etc.!! Cheers for the help will look into XSLT, whatever that may be?! MHenke on Aug 23, 2004 at 5:21:44 AM (# 3) > [...] will look into XSLT, whatever that may be?! eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, a part of the XSL family. In a nutshell, it provides syntax and semantics for transforming XML documents into other XML (HTML-, Text-) documents. Scenario: Client requests XML resource, XSLT stylesheet that outputs pure HTML is applied to the corresponding XML document server side, resulting HTML is send to the client. Nice tutorial (for XSLT language) on ZVON. In addition you'll need a server side language that supports XSLT (ASP, whatever.NET, Java, PHP, ...).

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