how to convert xml to html?
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If you have an XSLT file, then yes. See the source below.\n\nRambling on the need for an XSLT file:\nXML is merely a more strict markup language where you can name tags and attributes however is appropriate. HTML can conform to XML strictness or be looser, and has a restricted set of valid tags and attributes. (XHTML is both XML and HTML) Doing an automatic conversion isn't difficult, but you would need to define the translation using an XSLT file. I could write a valid XML schema in which the tag name 'foo' should tanslate ot the HTML tag 'h1', and someone else could write an equally valid XML schema where 'foo' would be best translated to the HTML tag 'a'. The XSLT file is what defines that.
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Yes thats enough. You will probably need some software.\nDo a google search and look for xml tutorials.\n\nGood luck!!!\n\nIts easy stuff :-)\n\nTry this http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp\n\nhttp://www.xml.com/pub/a/98/10/guide0.html\n\nLots more here\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=xml+tutorials&btnG=Google+Search\ndoctorkersey@yahoo.com
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That cannot be done with HTML alone. You need a server side language for that
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xml coding is not a goal.... it's a simple tool.\n\nwhat is your goal?\n\ndocumentation? xslfo!\nprogramming? xsl\nweb display? xsl+xhtml\nvoice recognition? VoiceXML\n\nthe list goes on and on!
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if you have installed internet explorer then just double click on it, and then save it as html,
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You can not convert graphics to html format. You can display graphics with html. The img tag looks something like <img src="picture">
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Have you tried xsl???\nhere's an example of how to do it:\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_transformation.asp
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u dont gotta have a software for makin a wesite......u just need to know xml or html or other langs...
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http://www.webreference.com/xml/reference/xhtml.html\n\nCheck this website , it may help you ...\n\n:)
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big question!\n\nxml is real simple , until you get into one of the xml formats.\n\ndifferent editors have different strengths.\n\nExchanger XML Lite 3.2 is my favorite for complex stuff\nPC people use xmlspy, it's sweet!\n\nbut for plain editing any good xml editor will do! use the search engines.\n\nXML can be RSS or XHTML or XSL or XSD or a thousand other formats, and they each have their own best editors!
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Name\nHTML\nXML\netc etc
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The answer is no unless there is an exploit in the software used. \n\nBy default the forum will convert all your html markup to show your text plain, ie < will be in the code as < so it won't be any good in the browser.
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Use Visual Studio , open the XML document right click it in the designer and select "generate XSD"
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check out htmlgoodies.com\nit has all the html code you'll ever need\nit'll teach it to you step by step
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Best way to view the html is to save the text file as .htm or .html.  The new file can be opened with the browser.  However, to just get a blank browser page you can type about:blank or in internet explorer go into the options and choose "use blank" button.
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it is simple using php..\nu have to write a php script that reads data from the database and then save them into an xml page...u have to design the structure of the xml page using the php script...with a few tags added at the top the xml page becomes the RSS file..(basically it is xml technology behind RSS)\n\nexample coding structure:\n--------------------------------\n<?php\n$data="<?xml version=&#92;"1.0&#92;"?>&#92;n";\n$data="<?xml-stylesheet type=&#92;"text/css&#92;" href=&#92;"style.css&#92;"?>";\n$data.="<rss version=&#92;"2.0&#92;">&#92;n";\n\n$data.="<channel>&#92;n";\n\n/* DYNAMIC CONTENT FROM MY DATABASE */\n// Connecting, selecting database\n//make the databse conneciton here\n\n// Performing SQL query here\n\n// SAVING RESULTS IN THE $DATA VARIABLE\nwhile ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {\n$data.="<field>&#92;n";\n$data.="<field1>".$row['field1-data']."</field1>&#92;n";\n$data.="<field2>".$row['field2-data']."</field2>&#92;n";\n$data.="<field3>".$row['field3-data']."</field3>&#92;n";\n$data.="<field4>".$row['field4-data']."</field4>&#92;n";\n\n}\n\n//make the sect query here\n\nwhile ($row = mysql_fetch_array($resultEvt)) {\n//put into $data variable the retrived data, and make it into a xml structure here\n}\n$data.="</field>&#92;n";\n\n\n\n$data.="</channel>&#92;n";\n$data.="</rss>&#92;n";\n//saving the data to a xml fine with the prefix same as the loggedin user\n$result=file_put_contents("name.xml",$data);\n\nif ($result==True) {\necho "Success";\n}\nelse {\necho "Failure";\n}\n?>
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As it stands, you have two xml files with no link between them.\n\nIn order for IE to understand that you wish to apply the stylesheet to the xml document, you need to make a reference to the stylesheet at the top of the xml document. This reference can either be to the local file system, or to another http location.\n\nThe syntax can be seen here http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_transformation.asp