furthermore, could the xml have links inside, and based on the
chosen style, the UA would decide to load and embed (or not)
the linked-to resources?
this capability roughly happens all the time on web sites
(user "personalization"), but it isn't interactive on the page,
and requires a roundtrip to the server every time to go fetch
some pre-formatted html.
i've read the 3 specifications, but i'm still at a loss how
this (to me) relatively simple application could be built.
if there is an example somewhere that shows this, just point me
at it. i realize the real-world client-side implementations are quite
there yet (does ie5 have enough?), but i'm unclear even how
we are *supposed* to tie these things together, particularly
when my xml documents will typically be split into several
underlying files, none of which will have a specified style sheet.
and do i have to wait for action/behavior sheets before there
is an easy way to combine my scripting of the DOM with xsl?
thanks.
-mda