Sent by Bjoern Hoehrmann on 14 November 2002 00:12
* Caio Chassot wrote:
>Say I write my pages in xhtml2. It's xml, right?
Sure.
>So I supposedly can apply XSLT to it and generate a transformed xhtml1
>version of the same site.
Probably.
>I also will be able, by either using
>http-accept or plain browser sniffing, to serve old (nowadays, in fact)
>browsers the xhtml1 version, and to future browsers, the xhtml2,
>correct?
Likely.
>Those of you who are familiar with the draft, does it appear directly
>feasible to perform the transformation between the xhtml versions, are
>are they so entirely different that it would be simply too much trouble?
Depends on the document. Things get complicated if the XHTML 2.0
document uses forms, i.e. XForms.
This is offtopic for this list...
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