No, the concept is all wrong.
You take the templates and the content on the server, figure out what browser the user
has, and make them a page especially for their browser, then send them the HTML.
Or, you send the XML content from your server to another server, so they can do the
same with your content and their templates.
That's all.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jon Griffin
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 6:49 AM
To: FreeTrade
Subject: Re: [FreeTrade] Features list :)
I for one will NEVER force my users to upgrade to the latest M$ browser
just so they can "view my content". That leaves HTML (the lowest common
denominator). I don't even like javascript and that is a hell of a lot more
pervasive than XML.
In business I want EVERYONE to be a potential customer. If you don't its
your prerogative.
Thanks,
Jon Griffin
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