Tony Graham I have a stylesheet for detecting the version of an
XSL processor, with the eventual aim of getting people to use the
stylesheet and include the result when they post a "why doesn't this
work?" question to the XSL-List. The stylesheet uses elements in both the old and the current XSLT
namespaces so it works with both IE5 (plus older versions of other
processors) and current XSLT processors, but it's hardly elegant. I'm looking for suggestions for improvements both in the dual-mode
operation of the stylesheet and in the identification of the version
of specific processors. To use the stylesheet with IE5, save it to a file named
"processor-version.xsl" then double-click on it in Windows Explorer. To use it with other XSL processors such as XT, run the stylesheet on
itself. Now (2008) updated to support XSLT 2.0 system properties, see <a>Mulberrytech.com</a> for the stylesheet | 
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