Last year I posted some things on xslt. I bumped into xslt by accident. When you open an aspx file in IE, without IIS sitting inbetween, you get an xslt error messages. By default IE tries to apply an XSLT transform. Without asking. This lead to a quite interesting “discussion” in which I learned more about XSLT. Last week Alex Thissen gave the simplest and best answer. A raw aspx page is not a well formed XML document. It does not have a single root. So any transform will fail. See Alex's comment for all details. Recommended. Alex is a well known speaker in the Netherlands, he spoke on the DotNed meeting and the SDGN meeting. Well, if it ain't Dutch....
blog on, Peter
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