Re: XSL Parsing in PHP

"Ludwig Ruderstaller" <ruderstaller@cwd.at> writes: > >That sounds like a very good idea. I suggest you raise it on php-dev as > >well, so that you get feedback from others as well, and possibly > >coordinate if someone's already working on it. > > >I'm thinking about adding a new feature to the output buffering mechanism > >- which would allow people to register a function that will render the > >output text, instead of sending it as-is. This way, using XSL rendering > >capabilities, you could generate plain XML pages, and PHP will > >transparently render them using an XSL stylesheet. What do you think? > >Zeev > > Exactly what i mean. So you have the possibility to create every output you > need.. (html, xml, wml aso) (depending on the XSL) This would be absolutely *too* cool. It's just the sort of thing a lot of people will need in the very near future and would be a huge advantage over other less-developed "active-web-page" products I can think of .... When can we use it :) Lee -- | Lee Willis Fixed cost Internet access available @ | Application Developer http://www.plus.net | PlusNet Technologies Ltd +---------------"PlusNet - The smarter way to Internet"----------------