I’ve just started working with xslt and everything seems ok when I create xsl files in work using dreamweaver then press f12 to view the rendered html output, but now that I’m at home on my mac without dreamweaver using netbeans I have no idea how to view/preview my xsl files as html?
Do i need to download some software or is this a simply solution?
What’s the file extension of those files? If .html, then just open them in your browser. (I’m not familiar with .xsl, so forgive me if that’s a dumb question, but web pages are best tested in a browser.)
thanks Ralph, the files are .xsl basically a stylesheet for xml output.
As I mention above, if I’m in DW and preview the below it converts to html very easy just wondering what I need to do so I can view in the browser on mac?
I found a free XSLT engine which does what I need with some good examples.
If you haven’t got DW, and like me, need something to process your XSLT I suggest Marc Liyanage - Software - Mac OS X Packages