> Well, I've got Jeff Peters' "ColdFusion XMLObjects" - which got me
> started. And "XSLT & XPATH - a guide to xml transformations" has it
> all, but I don't know what to look for. But I do have to learn this
> stuff, and there is no-one at work, so if you or Dominic - or anyone -
> can recommend a decent "intermediate" book, I'll lock myself in the
> basement with it for a week or two.
I perhaps unfortunately can't really recommend any books on the subject.
I think the last actual book I read on programming in anything even
vaguely similar to page-by-page fashion was the ColdFusion Developer's
Guide for version 3 from Allaire that came with the software. Before
that it was C++ for Dummies and Programming Windows 95 for Dummies.
Since then I've read through a chapter on FLIP from one of the more
popular CF books, but really what I know about anything later than CF3,
Regular Expressions, Flash and XML I've read from online documentation
like the Macromedia / Adobe livedocs, the MSDN Library or the W3Schools
site and from mailing lists. I will say that I found the W3Schools site
pretty helpful as a reference for familiarizing myself with the tags and
functions in XPath and XSLT. I turn to the MSDN Library similarly when I
have questions about HTML, CSS or DOM.
--
s. isaac dealey ^ new epoch
isn't it time for a change?
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