Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Nov 19 09:18:08 CST 2003
Hi Marty
OK, that explains:
Your Local System's MSXML Parsers:
Microsoft.XMLDOM | undefined
Msxml2.DOMDocument | undefined
Msxml2.DOMDocument.2.6 | undefined
Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0 | undefined
Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0 | undefined
Your Local System's MDAC:
MDACVer.Version | undefined
Thanks for all those links! I'll have a look but probably not before
next week.
/gustav
> Date: 2003-11-19 16:00
> In my XSL file I am using Xpath which is compatible with MSXML 3.0, I
> think you can install XML 3.0 with IE5.5
> Come to think of it Office 2003 installs XML 5.0
> Prior to release of XML 3.0 parser , Microsoft was using an older
> version of XSL spec that didn't include XSLT
> To see, what version of MSXML is on your system, try this XML sniffer
> http://www.topxml.com/parsers/sniffer/default.asp
> Opera7 doesn't seem to use XSL, I haven't installed. It doesn't like
> client side operations
> Seems to consider xsl/xslt a bad thing at least from their docs.
> http://www.opera.com/docs/specs/#xml
> you can do XML & XSLT viewable in Opera . do it by creating a
> javascript DOM and XSL TransformNode facility .
> For more insight on yet another techno war
> http://my.opera.com/forums/showthread.php?s=295937041ab950bd3a3574b5d5502ddc&threadid=6024&highlight=xslt
> They are right about one thing, XSLT could prove to be a problem to Web
> Archivists and records managers.
> Gustav Brock wrote:
>>Hi Marty
>>
>>No cigar with my IE 5.5:
>>
>> The Planets Table
>> Name Mass Radius Day
>>
>>That's all.
>>
>>/gustav
>>
>>
>>>Here I composed my own test should work client side just a basic xml
>>>file calling an internal xsl file
>>>http://www5.brinkster.com/mconnelly/ClientXML/planetbig.xml
>>>and
>>>http://www5.brinkster.com/mconnelly/ClientXML/planetsbig.xsl
>>>
>>>Should see with wrong radius
>>>
>>>The Planets Table
>>>Name Mass Radius Day
>>>Mercury .0553 (Earth = 1) 1516 miles
>>>Venus .815 (Earth = 1) 3716 miles
>>>Earth 1 (Earth = 1) 2107 miles