[exprla-devel] Re: VBXML

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--- In xpl-dev@y..., "Michael Lauzon" <ce940@f...> wrote:
Jonathan,

Actually, I have the 'FTP keys' as you say to the XPL site on VBXML.  
But not having my own computer and 'Net connection does hamper things 
quite a bit.  And, now that I am not working anymore, I need a career 
so I can get a computer.  :(  Yes, RAH has a good idea about the 
XML/XSL page, but let's keep it simple for now, and use normal HTML 
4.0 until XHTML 1.0/1.1 is fully adopted by browser makers and HTML 
editors.

Michael



--- In xpl@e..., "Richard Anthony Hein" <935551@i...> wrote:
> I have VS 6.0 pro. among other tools, and can build ASP pages (not 
my best -
> but I have it figured out now).  If you make up an HTML page,
that's 
great,
> and we can use that HTML in the ASP.  It wouldn't be wasted.  .asp 
is just
> an .htm page with an .asp extension.  The extension .asp just lets 
the web
> server (PWS, IIS etc ...) know to process the page differently, and 
sends
> out raw html after processing the scripts in the .asp page.  So, if 
you want
> you can pass this on to me, and I'll do it, using your html in the 
ASP page.
> 
>  If this is something you guys really want to work on, that's cool.
 
But I
> have to say, we have to use XML/XSL, or XHTML on this.  To start 
with,
> anything you want to put on the site - mark it up as XML and XSL, 
ok?  I am
> not saying that it cannot be html, and you have to change something 
you've
> done - just for the future, please do it in XML if you can.
> 
> Richard A. Hein
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: me@m... [mailto:me@m...]On Behalf
> Of Jonathan Burns
> Sent: July 6, 2000 10:39 AM
> To: xpl@e...
> Subject: Re: [XPL] VBXML
> 
> 
>   Michael Lauzon wrote:
>     The only problem with the VBXML website (no offence Mark), but 
not
>     knowing how to do ASP, and having to have all the pages end in 
asp
>     is not something I could do.  I only know HTML, so all the pages
>     would
>     have to end in .htm/.html.  Also, I still don't have access to a
>     computer that I could start designing a basic website for our 
group.
>     If anyone has HTML editing software, can you please do this?
> 
>   Good point, Michael.
>   But Mark, is it the case that we need ASP for our page?  I'd 
expect HTML
> to do fine.
> 
>   A couple of us have content building up - Michael's been finding 
links,
> Richard has
>   been collating our correspondence, and I have my annotation of 
Paul
> Prescod's
>   "Addressing the Enterprise", and more to come.
> 
>   As well, I have a rough and ready site layout, which will do for 
starters,
> and I'm
>   much better prepared for Web construction than I was a few weeks 
ago.
> 
>   If people want to mail me content or URLs, I can assemble them 
into
> reasonable
>   shape, link them together with relative URLs, and tar them up to 
send to
> Mark -
>   whom I presume has the FTP keys to the place.
> 
>   Jonathan
> 
> 
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