The last time I tried client side XSLT I found that IE was not supporting the spec as well as Xalan. It's also not a given that all clients will have an XSLT processor embedded in them.
Styling an XML doc is not going to tax the server enough to make this a performance or distributed computing issue. In fact, sending XSLT to the client might be using more network resources than styling it on the server. When you support client side XSLT, are you anticipating future browsers with better XSLT support, or are you already doing this with IE/Mozilla browsers? Taylor >RSS for displaying content, (client side) XSLT and >Tiles and not much more. >my 2 c. >Vic -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
