I should imagine the vast majority of people with a computer that has been
purchased or updated in the last five years will have no difficulty
displaying web pages that rely on client-side XSLT 1.0 support in the
browser.
If your target audience includes mobile devices, or people with ancient
computers (e.g. the elderly at home, third-world countries, or underfunded
schools or charities) then you might still have a few problems.
Regards,
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
http://twitter.com/michaelhkay
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dan Vint [mailto:]
> Sent: 05 June 2009 18:55
> To:
> Subject: [xml-dev] XML support in browsers?
>
> What is the state of using XML (not xhtml) and xslt
> stylesheets to serve up documents on the client side with a
> browser? I'm refactoring a website of mine to manage the
> content in XML.
>
> I'll be building some XSLT to produce XHTML from this
> content, I was just wondering if it is safe to serve the XML
> directly or should I just generate static XHTML and place
> that on the server?
>
> I'm suspecting that the older browsers are still out there
> and that my answer is going to be use the static HTML.
> Assuming that, any speculation on when we might be able to do
> this? Is there interest in the industry to do this?
>
> ..dan
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