Tony Marston wrote:
The only XML templating engine I know of is XSL where an XSL
stylesheet is used to transform XML into HTML. This is the technique
that I use, as documented in various articles on
http://www.tonymarston.co.uk/xml-xsl/index.html and
http://www.tonymarston.co.uk/php-mysql/index.html
This is certainly a good approach, and I was thinking of implementing it
myself (especially since I am quite versed with XSLT), but haven't yet had
time and a convenient starting point.
I have just recently discovered your site and it seems like an interesting
resource (except for the design; sorry :) ); I have been planning to look
through your articles in near future.
My main problem with XSLT in PHP was a confusing support (changing function
names, uncertain Sablotron support with providers etc); PHP5 seems to fix
all that, but no one knows when will my provider(s) switch to using it.
Berislav
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