On the subject of templating, I've recently been experimenting with
"style-free stylesheets" as pioneered by Eric van der Vlist
[http://tinyurl.com/kk6on]. Andreas Hartmann wrote a good article about
using the technique in Cocoon
[http://www.cocooncenter.org/articles/stylefree.html].
Style-free stylesheets are a good way to separate HTML from XSLT, and so
are ideal for working with graphic designers who don't know or don't
want to know about XSLT.
Cheers,
Antony
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
On 8/4/06, Hugh Field-Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
....If you have a link to point me towards a site describing
what you are referring to, I will have a look....
I was thinking of templating systems like Smarty,
http://smarty.php.net/ - AFAIK there are several such templating
systems that are popular in PHP circles (but I know little about PHP
in practice).
What I'd find interesting would be an example of how people could get
data via an HTTP/XML interface, process it with Paloose if needed, and
at the end of the pipeline generate the final presentation using such
templating systems.
My use-case is a Cocoon--based CMS where "junior" people currently
write presentation layers using sitemaps and XSLT. Having a
well-integrated PHP-based solution that does not require the use of
XSLT would be an interesting alternative.
-Bertrand
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