Very good idea! I never thought of using RSS as the main "page".
Another problem that may arise from this though is that search engines aren't yet ready to handle this, so you may get less hits from search engines. A good idea to counter this (and the browser limitations) though may be of doing all the XSLT processing server-side and outputting the XHTML that results from it. This also helps counter another current XSLT limitation: having more than one data source.
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· 11 months ago
Very good idea! I never thought of using RSS as the main "page".
Another problem that may arise from this though is that search engines aren't yet ready to handle this, so you may get less hits from search engines. A good idea to counter this (and the browser limitations) though may be of doing all the XSLT processing server-side and outputting the XHTML that results from it. This also helps counter another current XSLT limitation: having more than one data source.
John
· 9 months ago
Very good idea!
john
· 7 months ago
yes it is good idea
hypnosis.training.devon
· 7 months ago
Is the JCP really open? It isn’t about Apache Harmony. Skim: A better Preview Via Brian Mc, a nice PDF app for Mac OS X Lack of elegance is viral I wrote PHP for awhile, and it isn’t as bad as one might think.
denver real estate
· 7 months ago
Oh, nice! I didn't know about this project. This will actually provide a nice use-case to test against.
I'll put some more time into this later this afternoon after returning from a meeting with one of the folks pulling together all of the official/legal business paperwork for the Viberavetions project (still VERY MUCH alive, btw, to those of you who might be wondering -- just can't talk about most of it at this stage much past "In Process" :D).
I'll update this post accordingly.
Thanks for the info regarding atom-owl. Looks interesting!
Ecommerce Web Design
· 6 months ago
Very good idea! I never thought of using RSS as the main "page".
Another problem that may arise from this though is that search engines aren't yet ready to handle this, This will actually provide a nice use-case to test against.
I'll put some more time into this later this afternoon after returning from a meeting with one of the folks pulling
williyamb
· 6 months ago
Ecommerce Web Design so you may get less hits from search engines. A good idea to counter this (and the browser limitations) though may be of doing all the XSLT processing server-side and outputting the XHTML that results from it.
learn hypnosis
· 6 months ago
I'm also look for new and innovative ways to get our content distributed, thanks much for those handy examples.
Debt Consolidation Finance
· 5 months ago
hey this looks really cool.. awesome effort.. it has to be appreciated.. anyways thanks for your efforts and for your post and sharing this info with us.. great technical stuffs...
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Another problem that may arise from this though is that search engines aren't yet ready to handle this, so you may get less hits from search engines. A good idea to counter this (and the browser limitations) though may be of doing all the XSLT processing server-side and outputting the XHTML that results from it. This also helps counter another current XSLT limitation: having more than one data source.
Another problem that may arise from this though is that search engines aren't yet ready to handle this, so you may get less hits from search engines. A good idea to counter this (and the browser limitations) though may be of doing all the XSLT processing server-side and outputting the XHTML that results from it. This also helps counter another current XSLT limitation: having more than one data source.
I'll put some more time into this later this afternoon after returning from a meeting with one of the folks pulling together all of the official/legal business paperwork for the Viberavetions project (still VERY MUCH alive, btw, to those of you who might be wondering -- just can't talk about most of it at this stage much past "In Process" :D).
I'll update this post accordingly.
Thanks for the info regarding atom-owl. Looks interesting!
Another problem that may arise from this though is that search engines aren't yet ready to handle this, This will actually provide a nice use-case to test against.
I'll put some more time into this later this afternoon after returning from a meeting with one of the folks pulling