Hi All,
I’m currently trying to enable client side xslt transforms on Domino views, using the
?ReadViewEntries url command, and the sarissa js libraries. I have traditionally used client side transforms for IE 5,5 using
source = new ActiveXObject(“Microsoft.XMLDOM”);
to load both the source URL and the associated stylesheet.
My Stylesheets were all IE5.5 working draft specific, using the following namespace:
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl=“Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) Version 1.1” >
Does anyone have an example of a stylesheet which will work in Firefox, or know what namespace I would need to define for Firefox?
Thanks in advance,
Niall.
Subject: xml namespace for Firefox?? (sarissa)
Take a look at Domino Web Tools (DWT) on OpenNTF.org (OpenNTF.org - Project snapshot: Domino Web Tools). I’m using sarissa to do client-side xslt for outlines AND views and it works for both IE and Mozilla based browsers. Even works on the Macs. So far, my code just about handles every kind of view (flat, categorized, sorted columns, response docs, etc) EXCEPT for calendars.
For calendars, take a look at “Open WebCalendar” by Stan Rogers. It is AWESOME and much better than what Domino gives you for web calendars.
http://openntf.org/Projects/codebin/codebin.nsf/0/768663B8E2671E1A86256F1400636AAC
Jack