> What I mean by post processing is for a tag like this
>
> <my:tag>
>   some HTML
>   <% # ASP code block %>
> </my:tag>
>
> The &my::tag() sub executes after the contained HTML & ASP
> do, so that its $HTML in $_[1] is static output from the
> wrapped ASP/HTML.  You don't get any function executing
> as a preprocessor when the tag begins.
]- now understand :") .. As I said pre-post I meaned something like pre&post
handlers of AxKit... but it is possible with current XMLSubs... but what u
are proposing is very cool .... I think this way is possible to do these
mini-language-tricks ..
(is "<%#' and  '%>' the cahrs for the processor to distinguish between
compiletime-ASP and runtime-ASP)

So it will become something like this :

<my:if>
    <%# &my:preif() %>
  <my:else>
    <%# &my:preelse() %>
  </my:else>
</my:if>

Will my::preif and my:preelse have the access to the HTML code in their
container ..?

> > > sub XMLTab_OnEnd {} ...
> > ]- Aha U mean XMLSubs happens at runtime not at compile time !?
> >
>
> Yes, a compile time type of XMLSubs would be able to do neat
> tricks by inserting ASP logic into the script.
]- yep.

> I would suggest looking also at using XML::Simple for some
> easy XML parsing.  I have used it a couple times, and its
> really great.
>
> Also, the 2.21 Apache::ASP just released
]- I see the Cache option .. will it be accessible in other ways-too. This
look to be a good way of implementing DB-persistency i.e. <<Page-Prev |
Page-Next>> functionality...  :") just thougths..

>has a really mature
> XSLT implementation if you want to go that route.
]- Yes I tried it in the past just before I tried AxKit... in fact I done
XML-to->HTML conversation for Netscape and olders IE... and for newer-IEs
used its own XSLT parser... at the time I tried XML::XSLT wasn't very
mature...didn't looked soon..:") but will check.

> Cool, my OSS conference presentation showed ASP use for things just
> like this with the XMLSubs, email me if you want the slides in PDF,
> which I'll likely post online at some point.

]- Yes, please...send them to me [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ...thanx alot in advance.

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