Re: How to tell Firefox NOT to do DOM-Tree creation

Boris wrote:
> That's actually a bit of a pain, because you have to prevent the normal
> XML handling (but keep enough of it around that you can show the result
> of your XSL transformation, right?

You are right, it sounds painful to me, too.
Preventing the normal XML handling is the point, I think.
(For showing the result of my XSL transformation maybe I can do some
coding/transformation so that I dont need FF's XML handling at that
point.)

> In any case, you can easily get XML documents as strings without parsing
> if you're doing XHR or some such

The XMLHttpRequest object sounds interesting... maybe it fits my needs
in a script together with suppressing the normal XML loading at all.

>, but to get them that way when loading
> in the URL bar you'd have to suppress the normal XML handling.

Do you know how to do that suppressing of normal XML handling?
Or at least suppressing the XSLT handling? (I asked that in the xslt
group, but there is no fast answering boris)
Is it possible via an extension or is more deeper FF hacking
necessary?

-Dev