Re: A little confused on how to view pages

"Quinn Perkins" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.editors.bitflux.general
Organization Bitflux GmbH
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Christian,

> Yep, you got it right. You need something, which translates the XML to
> XHTML on the server side. There are some tricks to actually use the
> XML together with an XSLT, send that to the client and let it
> transform there. But this works only with recent Browsers
> (IE,Moz,NS>5). With this approach, you wouldn't need any serverside
> conversion (and by the way, xml/xsl -> html conversion with php can be
> done with ~5 lines of code, as long as you have some xslt-extensions
> in your PHP engine, but that's another issue, I assume in Perl it
> would also not need more than that :)

I looked at the PHP option and it looked like you would have to do a lot
of page specific conversions. My pages my vary quite a lot in content.
If there is a short set of code that could convert XML to HTML based on
a XSLT I would appreciate any links to it - or maybe a snippet by mail?

> The other idea is to edit XHTML in the Editor, we never did any Schema
> for XHTML, but it's on the TODO list.

Is it just a matter of schema changes and changing extensions when
calling the files? If it is, I might take a swing at that myself.

>> 3) Elsewhere on the Bitflux site I see the editor with buttons that
>> seem to provide the ability to center, right or left justify
>> text/itmes. Is this available for the open source bitflux editor? Is
>> this functionality on the way?
>
> Where did you see that? We never provided it :)

I looked at this screenshot...
http://slides.bitflux.ch/oscms/foil24.html
...and assumed that the two next to the list button were justify right
and left.




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