Scripting and XML

[Rasmus Lerdorf]

> So PHP/FI could parse correctly before, but probably not 
> after delivery. A possible solution is to batch-process your 
> documents and validate after that, but before you put them online. 

I recognize that there is really no way to ensure that the final output
will be valid XML.  But, batch-processing is just not going to happen.
The whole point of a server-parsed html-embedded language is that it is
dynamic.  In the little example I posted, the output depends on the
identity of the person viewing the page.  There is no way to batch-process
every possible variation of a dynamic page's output.

-Rasmus


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