I am creating an xml document using XMLOutputter in JAVA, then
displaying the xml file in Firefox browser.
My problem is that I want to simply display the XML as idented text,
but the browser adds "-" signs to the text.
So when I try to copy+paste the text I also get the "-" signs with it.
Can I cause the browser to display an idented XML text without the "-"
signs??
An example of copy paste:
*************** *************** *
-
<XML>
-
<defaultConfi g>
-
<Server checkInterval=" 300"/>
</Server>
</defaultConfig>
</XML>
Thanks in advance
5  5982  mi****@gmail.co m wrote: I am creating an xml document using XMLOutputter in JAVA, then
displaying the xml file in Firefox browser.
My problem is that I want to simply display the XML as idented text,
but the browser adds "-" signs to the text.
So when I try to copy+paste the text I also get the "-" signs with it.
Can I cause the browser to display an idented XML text without the "-"
signs??
If the XML is not associated with a stylesheet (e.g. CSS stylesheet or
XSLT stylesheet) and if there are no elements in namespaces Mozilla
supports (e.g. XHTML namespace, MathML namespace, SVG namespace) then
Mozilla applies a default XSLT stylesheet to render the tree of the
document in a pretty printed form.
If you don't want that then define your own stylesheet and associate it
with e.g.
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="file.css" ?>
with the XML document.
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
Do you happen to have such stylesheet that will display the XML tree
without the "-" signs? (or know where I can get one...)
Martin Honnen wrote: mi****@gmail.co m wrote: I am creating an xml document using XMLOutputter in JAVA, then
displaying the xml file in Firefox browser.
My problem is that I want to simply display the XML as idented text,
but the browser adds "-" signs to the text.
So when I try to copy+paste the text I also get the "-" signs with it.
Can I cause the browser to display an idented XML text without the "-"
signs??
If the XML is not associated with a stylesheet (e.g. CSS stylesheet or
XSLT stylesheet) and if there are no elements in namespaces Mozilla
supports (e.g. XHTML namespace, MathML namespace, SVG namespace) then
Mozilla applies a default XSLT stylesheet to render the tree of the
document in a pretty printed form.
If you don't want that then define your own stylesheet and associate it
with e.g.
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="file.css" ?>
with the XML document.
--
Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ mi*****@gmail.c om wrote: Do you happen to have such stylesheet that will display the XML tree
without the "-" signs? (or know where I can get one...)
Those signs are there as script allows to collapse and extend subtrees
dynamically. If you want to see the XML source then use view source.
As for a stylesheet, I can't point you to one.
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ mi*****@gmail.c om wrote: Do you happen to have such stylesheet that will display the XML tree
without the "-" signs? (or know where I can get one...)
The standard identity stylesheet, with xsl:output set to do indenting,
ought to do the job. My problem is that I want to simply display the XML as idented text,
but the browser adds "-" signs to the text.
Note that the -'s are actually a browser feature -- they're active
controls that can be used to minimize/maximize subtrees of the document.
--
() ASCII Ribbon Campaign | Joe Kesselman
/\ Stamp out HTML e-mail! | System architexture and kinetic poetry
Joe Kesselman wrote: mi*****@gmail.c om wrote: Do you happen to have such stylesheet that will display the XML tree
without the "-" signs? (or know where I can get one...)
The standard identity stylesheet, with xsl:output set to do indenting,
ought to do the job.
My problem is that I want to simply display the XML as idented text,
but the browser adds "-" signs to the text.
Note that the -'s are actually a browser feature -- they're active
controls that can be used to minimize/maximize subtrees of the document.
--
() ASCII Ribbon Campaign | Joe Kesselman
/\ Stamp out HTML e-mail! | System architexture and kinetic poetry
I know these "-" signs are for collapsing, but I wish to display the
XML as idented text, without those signs.
I can't use view-source and then copy-paste since the identation is
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My problem is that I want to simply display the XML as idented text,
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