Hi guys,
 
Peter suggested I tell you all about a filter for ASP.NET I have written which performs automatic Xsl transformations.
 
In a nutshell, XsltFilter allows the developer write a site as Xml and keep the design of the site in Xsl files. This has several advantages such as automatically well-formed html and enforcing a consistent look and feel throught the site. Other issues like site redesigns and rebranding are also easily accomodated, and making the site valid html is easier because there is only one place where the html is kept.
 
On the downside, a good working knowledge of Xsl is required to make it work.
 
If you'd like to know more, the homepage is http://xsltfilter.tigris.org/ and I'll be at the WSG meeting in Melb next week.
 
woric
 
PS: This approach isn't for every site, but it does enforce a separation of design from content which is why Peter suggested I send it to the mailing list.
 

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