demo · v143
XSLT Removal
Two probes: does this browser still have XSLTProcessor, and does it still apply <?xml-stylesheet?>? Plus a working JS replacement — render the same data using a template literal instead of XSL.
feature probes
window.XSLTProcessor
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Checking…
processor.transformToFragment runs
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Tries a tiny inline XSL transform.
the replacement: template-driven rendering
Edit the data. The HTML re-renders via JS — no XSLT involved.
the replacement code
// XSLT replacement: parse XML, render with a JS template.
const xml = new DOMParser().parseFromString(xmlText, "application/xml");
const books = [...xml.querySelectorAll("book")];
container.innerHTML = books.map((b) => `
<article>
<h3>${b.getAttribute("title")}</h3>
<p>${b.getAttribute("author")} · ${b.getAttribute("year")}</p>
</article>`).join("");
see also
- Deprecate and remove XSLT — feature index
- ChromeStatus entry
- WHATWG discussion