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XSLT with PHP?

Discussion in 'HTML and CSS Help' started by straight_up, Nov 11, 2007.

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    straight_up $man->withAMission()? //true

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    Hey,

    I'm doing a major overhaul of my old CMS.

    I want to use XML and transform it with XSLT (ideally not even as a whole document only, but also little blocks which would then be aggregated into the whole, final XHTML page).

    I intend to use PHP for this project. I suppose I could call a Perl or Python script from PHP to do some of this, if the best tools are in those languages.

    Any thoughts? :cool:


    straight_up, Nov 11, 2007
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    smoseley Administrator

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    I did that on my site www.uselise.com - I used PHP's Sablotron engine to do it.

    IMO it's worth building an XSL-T templating tool for educational purposes, but they're still limited especially in PHP.


    smoseley, Nov 12, 2007
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