Bryan,
Thanks! I've saved that IE stylesheet you sent me to an xmldoc.xsl file, and
I've added the following line to an existing XML file (that displayed okay
using IE's default stylesheet, before I added this line):
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="xmldoc.xsl"?>
However, now when I open the XML file, IE displays:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="xmldoc.xsl"?>
+<Level Name =" level 1 " >
with the + symbol shoved beyond the left margin, so that it's only partially
visible. (And it looks like it all needs a little CSS attention. Where
does this stylesheet expect to get its CSS from? I don't see any CSS
definitions in the XSL-T.)
When I click the (underlined) "+" character, IE reports an error on the
page:
Line 4, Char 1: Object expected.
Any ideas?
(My plan - if I can get this stylesheet to work - is to add, say, a
<description> tag inside each element in the XML file (where the
<description> tag itself contains XHTML), and add code to the XSL-T to allow
the <description> contents to "pass thru"... the idea being that I can have
XHTML descriptions of the XML tags appearing in this expandable/collapsible
view... does this make sense?)
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