Re: cvs: phpweb / projects.xml projects.xsl projects_xml.html projects_xml.php

--- Colin Viebrock <colin@easyDNS.com> wrote: > I haven't even looked at this code yet but ... > > Since this script will really only be running on the > "main" web server, > we don't need to worry about our mirror sites having > XSLT support > compiled into PHP, correct? If the file is being created as an include off-line, then we can just use xt, jade or the sabcmd that comes with sablot, and create the appropriate include file for processing in "projects.php". > Also, is it possible to have the code just generate > a big array of the > data? This will be more handy once we move to the > new look of the site > (and may want to fiddle with the look and feel of > the output). Will make a variation of the stylesheet to accomplish that, I am assuming an array like: $match[matchnumber][field1], etc. Will commit another XSLT later today. > > I wonder if Amazon has an XML search feature .... :) > > - Colin > > > At 02/28/2001 10:18 AM, Jesus M. Castagnetto wrote: > >jmcastagnetto Wed Feb 28 07:18:46 2001 > EDT > > > > Added files: > > /phpweb projects_xml.php projects_xml.html > projects.xml > > projects.xsl > > Log: > > Using the result from jimw's bin/update-projects > script with an XSLT > > to match the look of the current projects.php > > projects_xml.php uses the xslt_* functions, > project_xml.html is the > > transformed file > > > > > ===== --- Jesus M. Castagnetto <jmcastagnetto@php.net> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/