Olivier:
> I am looking for pieces of advice about writing XSLT in the most
> efficient and (hopefully :-) reusable way.
> I found several advices in the book of Michael Kay about XSLT, and am
> asking to Cocoon
> users if they can point me to informations about clean design for XSLT.
In addi
I take my everyday dose of XSLT from the Mulberrytech XSL-List [1]. Two
great sites about XSLT tegniques are "Jeni's XSLT Pages" [2] and "XSL
Frequently Asked Questions" [3], by Jeni Tennison and Dave Pawson
respectively. Also, there are some nice XSLT articles and snippets in
TopXML[4], some of
Olivier Rossel wrote:
> I am looking for pieces of advice about writing XSLT in the most
> efficient and (hopefully :-) reusable way.
There is an XSL list with a huge archive:
http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/
Apart from constructing transformation pipelines, this
question is also disc
Olivier,
you may find this useful: http://www.xslt-patterns.com
Best regards,
-
Luca Morandini
GIS Consultant
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://utenti.tripod.it/lmorandini/index.html
Olivier,
what I do is using a series of XSL tranformations, with the last one being
to HTML.
Hence, I use XSL for both login and presentation.
Like in:
Moreover, I use XSL templates libraries (via element)
Best reagrds,
