On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, Mike Ferrando wrote:
This might sound really dumb, but actually I have an xml document
(below) and I just want to see it in my browser. I use SAXON and Note
Tab Pro to do my transformations. The finished document (the schema
that is) is what view in Explorer since it is nice to open and close
the nodes. It is nice to have software that works in many ways so
that I don't have to wait for anything to be installed. I will
probably retire before such requests are ever filled.
i believe IE uses an XSL stylesheet to turn XML into viewable HTML,
similar to this one (which may in fact have been based on the IE one, not
sure myself) ->>
http://www.o-xml.org/examples/xsl/default.xsl
which produces this:
http://www.o-xml.org/examples/user/user.html
the javascript 'twisties' don't work in mozilla tho, if anyone has a fix
let me know!
regards,
/m
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