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I am trying to retreive this data from an xml file not located on my site, it appears it won't retreive the data because 99% of peoples browsers' secruity settings are set not to allow that.
So, I am not sure what to do? Is there a simple way to fix this? If not, what way shall I go? Thanks <html> <body> <xml id="listento" src="http://images.listen-to.com/xml.php/insane"></xml> <table border="1" datasrc="#listento"> <tr> <td><span datafld="ARTIST"></span></td> <td><span datafld="TITLE"></span></td> </tr> </table> </body> </html> |
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I mean, what's the point of them offering me an xml file to use. if I can't load it from my site? :/ *any* advice greatly appreciated.
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I have been trying to figure it out reading up on URL How would i specify an xsl to use anyway, if it's on their site? Don't I have to specify an xsl in the xml file itself?
And how would I copy it directly to my html with a data island? Sorry for all of the "noob" questions, I have been looking allover for info and can't seem to find what I need. Thanks |
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possible solution
it's a late reply, but okey, I am struggling with the same problem. I know that you can change the security in Internet Explorer for a website to allow access to other xml files on other domains. Which works fine, but Netscape 7.1 doesn't seem to have any possibility to realize this.
I looked in every setting from Netscape, but nothing. Maybe a special <?xml tag?> ? or would a page loaded in an iframe do the job? One could load the xml page there and transfer with javascript the loaded data to the parent frame (the visible part of the site) of that iframe. Any other suggestions? Greetings Kris |
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