At 3:39 AM -0800 1/27/10, Ryan Park wrote:
My only reason doing this because I could use XSL as my templating
engine; achieve the separation of content, design, and code. But in
order to use XSL I need to use XML. XML needs to big if I want to
use the data from the huge MySQL database.
On 1/2
Ryan Park wrote:
Hypothetically say that I have MySQL with petabytes of data. I want to
use XSL as my template language. But in order to use XSL, I need to
make XML filled with petabytes of data. This does not sound elaborate
way to use XSL/XML; I would rather use PHP/MySQL/Smarty. Is there a
On Wed, 2010-01-27 at 03:39 -0800, Ryan Park wrote:
> My only reason doing this because I could use XSL as my templating
> engine; achieve the separation of content, design, and code. But in
> order to use XSL I need to use XML. XML needs to big if I want to use
> the data from the huge MySQL d
My only reason doing this because I could use XSL as my templating
engine; achieve the separation of content, design, and code. But in
order to use XSL I need to use XML. XML needs to big if I want to use
the data from the huge MySQL database.
On 1/27/2010 3:32 AM, Ashley Sheridan wrote:
On W
On Wed, 2010-01-27 at 03:31 -0800, Ryan Park wrote:
> Hypothetically say that I have MySQL with petabytes of data. I want to
> use XSL as my template language. But in order to use XSL, I need to make
> XML filled with petabytes of data. This does not sound elaborate way to
> use XSL/XML; I woul
Hypothetically say that I have MySQL with petabytes of data. I want to
use XSL as my template language. But in order to use XSL, I need to make
XML filled with petabytes of data. This does not sound elaborate way to
use XSL/XML; I would rather use PHP/MySQL/Smarty. Is there a way around
this so
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