Re: dumping xml and xsl for PHP and MySQL
- From: "rlee0001" <robeddielee@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Apr 2006 13:03:16 -0700
David, if your xsl solution works for you, why switch over at all?
My understanding is that your server is 100% static and does not
support server side scripting and that you are doing the XML/XSL ->
HTML translations prior to uploading the static HTML to the server. Is
that correct?
Also, currently you have 1 XSL file and 1 XML file right? That single
XML file contains thousends of "foo"s and each one needs to end up in a
seperate HTML file once translated, is that correct? If so how have you
been doing that with XSL? Does XSL not assume a 1:1 ratio of XML input
to HTML output files?
-Robert
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