Display XML

[Steve Lutz]

I would like to display XML on my website, I want it to look/behave like an
XML document looks when loaded into IE directly. I was hoping that I could
find an XSL document somewhere on my computer that is the same one IE uses
when displaying XML, but it doesn't look like there is one :-(

I cannot just dump the XML to the browser, because there are other elements
on the page.

Does anyone know of an easy way to display XML data in a browser, with nice
indentations between nodes, and maybe even the +/- controls that IE uses
when displaying XML?
Thanks in Advance

Steve

[Mike]

just open the XML file then in the browser. I forget the code to do it but
its pretty plain
"Steve Lutz" wrote:

I would like to display XML on my website, I want it to look/behave like an
XML document looks when loaded into IE directly. I was hoping that I could
find an XSL document somewhere on my computer that is the same one IE uses
when displaying XML, but it doesn't look like there is one :-(

I cannot just dump the XML to the browser, because there are other elements
on the page.

Does anyone know of an easy way to display XML data in a browser, with nice
indentations between nodes, and maybe even the +/- controls that IE uses
when displaying XML?
Thanks in Advance

Steve

[Hans Kesting]

Steve Lutz wrote:

I would like to display XML on my website, I want it to look/behave
like an XML document looks when loaded into IE directly. I was
hoping that I could find an XSL document somewhere on my computer
that is the same one IE uses when displaying XML, but it doesn't look
like there is one :-(

I cannot just dump the XML to the browser, because there are other
elements on the page.

Does anyone know of an easy way to display XML data in a browser,
with nice indentations between nodes, and maybe even the +/- controls
that IE uses when displaying XML?
Thanks in Advance

Steve

You could put an iframe on the page, with the src pointing to the xml file.

Hans Kesting

[Hans Kesting]

Mike wrote:

just open the XML file then in the browser. I forget the code to do
it but its pretty plain

But what if you want to display that xml within a nice page? The automatic
formatting only works if the entire document is one xml, not if it is part
of a regular page.

Hans Kesting

[Mike]

if you want the XML to look "prett" then use XSLT, but this he said he
wanted it to look/behave like an
XML document looks when loaded into IE directly

"Hans Kesting" wrote:

Mike wrote:

just open the XML file then in the browser. I forget the code to do
it but its pretty plain

But what if you want to display that xml within a nice page? The automatic
formatting only works if the entire document is one xml, not if it is part
of a regular page.

Hans Kesting

[Alex Homer]

Use an <asp:xml> control, and surround it with <pre> tags?

"Steve Lutz" <sl***@NO.highb eam.SPAM.com> wrote in message
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I would like to display XML on my website, I want it to look/behave like an XML document looks when loaded into IE directly. I was hoping that I could find an XSL document somewhere on my computer that is the same one IE uses
when displaying XML, but it doesn't look like there is one :-(

I cannot just dump the XML to the browser, because there are other elements on the page.

Does anyone know of an easy way to display XML data in a browser, with nice indentations between nodes, and maybe even the +/- controls that IE uses
when displaying XML?
Thanks in Advance

Steve

[Steve Lutz]

Mike and Hans

The page has other HTML elements in it, in addition to the XML. That is why
I cannot just dump the XML to the browser as an XML file. Plus, firefox for
example does not display the XML as nicely as IE does. I don't want to write
up an entire XSL for this, I was hoping someone knew the XSL files that IE
uses.
Since the XML I'm outputting is debugging information, I didn't want to put
a lot of time into it either, but the QA folks would sure appreciate the IE
style raw XML display/interaction instead of trying to look through a string
of unformatted XML.


"Mike" <Mi**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
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if you want the XML to look "prett" then use XSLT, but this he said he
wanted it to look/behave like an
XML document looks when loaded into IE directly

"Hans Kesting" wrote:

Mike wrote:

just open the XML file then in the browser. I forget the code to do
it but its pretty plain

But what if you want to display that xml within a nice page? The automatic formatting only works if the entire document is one xml, not if it is part of a regular page.

Hans Kesting