I would like to see how they work/look since I think this feature is very interesting.

I have never used XML and XSL before and am still trying to figure out why they are useful to me. Maybe an example will clear things up for me. Just maybe a sample sylesheet from the OpenTopic template running right now...

Also, wouldn't the browser need to be XML compliant in order to view the data?

To see the stylesheet rendering this page try:

http://beta.infopop.net/OpenTopic/page/board_topic.xsl?a=gxsl&s=1000946&xsltype=boa rd_topic

For more XSL info, I invite you to visit: www.w3c.org

The page is rendered on our servers so no XML/XSL support is required on the browsers. When IE and Netscape browsers ship with XSL support, OpenTopic may detect this and allow them to render the page.

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Hey I wrote this software. Be nice about it.

"Add-it-to-the-todo-list." verb. Meaning: This is a reasonable idea. I will add it to my todo list. No promises on release dates.

Then why even use XSL if your just parsing it anyway? Why not use another templating system? (Just a question, not saying XSL is useless, just wanted to know what's the point of using it).