HTML, XML and Mozillar and other NON IE browsers

[local suburban hero]

http://www.auxillary-works.nl/fileserver/test/news.html

The url above is a simple page where I experimented with XML. The html page
loads an XML file which represents a 'news' section.

It works fine in IE, but problems with Firefox, and so on. No 'data' is
displayed in
the Mozilla browser.

Anyone know what the problem can be here???

Much thanks in advance.

Eric

 

[Steve Pugh]

http://www.auxillary-works.nl/fileserver/test/news.html

The url above is a simple page where I experimented with XML. The html page
loads an XML file which represents a 'news' section.

It works fine in IE, but problems with Firefox, and so on. No 'data' is
displayed in
the Mozilla browser.

Anyone know what the problem can be here???

You posted essentially the same messages yesterday. The answer you
received from Hywel was correct - you are use IE's proprietary data
binding and thus what you are doing will not work in any other
browser.

Steve

 

[SpaceGirl]

http://www.auxillary-works.nl/fileserver/test/news.html

The url above is a simple page where I experimented with XML. The html page
loads an XML file which represents a 'news' section.

It works fine in IE, but problems with Firefox, and so on. No 'data' is
displayed in
the Mozilla browser.

Anyone know what the problem can be here???

Much thanks in advance.

Eric

Y'need a nice XSL to go along with that too

 

[local suburban hero]

Sorry for the DOUBLE postings, The first didn't show up here at my end. So I
reposted it again. Sorry for that then!!

SO? If I would use a XSLT stylesheet with my html file the page would show
in NON IE browsers???

Eric

 

[SpaceGirl]

Use XSLT to transform XML into XHTML...

Sorry for the DOUBLE postings, The first didn't show up here at my end. So I
reposted it again. Sorry for that then!!

SO? If I would use a XSLT stylesheet with my html file the page would show
in NON IE browsers???

Eric

 

[Toby A Inkster]

Use XSLT to transform XML into XHTML...

And do it *server-side* fer christsakes...

 

[local suburban hero]

Oh my god!!!! Server side????

Please explain Toby, .... please!

Eric

 

[Toby A Inkster]

Oh my god!!!! Server side [XSLT]????
Please explain Toby, .... please!

Because client-side XSLT is supported by only a few browsers -- IIRC
IE5+/win and Gecko only, and not Opera, Safari, IE/mac, Googlebot, earlier
versions of IE and Netscape, etc, etc...

XSLT belongs on the server.

 

[local suburban hero]

I have got into the XSLT issue with the help of www.w3schools.com

But there is one thing I am not quite sure of. How to get the XSLT script to
work on my server.

I have now a XML and a XSLT file in my directory on my server. What would be
the next step? Is there a needed chmod function? Because XSLT is a
stylesheet right, ... not a script?

How to get which script to work? So what do I need more then the two files
above?

Sorry for my maybe stupid questions but I am soooo new to this.

Eric

.....but thanks in advance!

Oh my god!!!! Server side [XSLT]????
Please explain Toby, .... please!

Because client-side XSLT is supported by only a few browsers -- IIRC
IE5+/win and Gecko only, and not Opera, Safari, IE/mac, Googlebot, earlier
versions of IE and Netscape, etc, etc...

XSLT belongs on the server.