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how to display xml via netscape
how would i able to display this page http://pages.infinit.net/jbb/xml/ via netscape (any version)
the same question goes for displaying xml via DOM scripts. http://pages.infinit.net/jbb/xml2/ Last edited by HF_JBB : October 23rd, 2002 at 06:31 PM. |
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I would say first to make sure your XML is valid, valid being within W3C standards.
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all my xml files are well formed and valid, no problem with that. Everything works fine in IE ...the problem nothing shows up in netscape 4, 6/7 or mozilla browser.
i tried to look for some info on the web about this issue, i haven't found much info yet. |
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Ya - I just tested it in Pheonix and it is not working niether. Have you searched this forum, here is a thread that discusses this -->
http://forums.devshed.com/showthrea...ml+and+netscape If it did'nt work, let me know. Also, if it worked, let me know.... Either way, just post back.......... ![]() |
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I tried it in Opera 6, and i doesn't work in that either, just to let you know.
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thanks, ill check that link tommorow.
apprently im using a proprietary IE-enhancement . http://www.webreference.com/program...mwrapper/4.html this page sorta explains how to load a xml file via DOM...on page 5 there's an example, and it worked with netscape 7 & Mozilla, but not N4. |
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I'd recommend just going with xsl. You call your xml file directly (instead of loading it from an html file) and have the xml file associated with an xsl file that turns it into html. See the link that jpenn posted.
**edit** And no, you're not going to get this to work with nn4 without doing the transformation server side.
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my xsl exemples doesn't seem to work "WELL" with netscape...i guess i used another IE element.
ill post a link later, i gotta get going |
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i think i got it to work for IE and Netscape (doesn't work for opera)
http://pages.infinit.net/jbb/xml2/software.html i see why it would be easier to do this via server side. |
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Looks cool.
There's actually an easier way to do it, but it will die pretty hard if an older browser hits it. Here's an example: http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_transformation.asp Scroll down to the bottom, where it says "Link the XSL Style Sheet to the XML Document". |
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