Hi,friends,
I have a XML string, such as xs="<?xml version='1.0' ?><testh><test1
1/><test2 2/></testh>",how can I display(current window or a new window)
it as XML like:
−<testh>
<test1> 1 </test1>
<test2> 2 </test2>
</testh
I wrote as following, but do not work:
print "<script language=\"javascript\">\nfunction t(){\n"
print "document.write('",xs,"');\n"
print "}\nt();</script>\n"
or as:
print "<script language=javascript>\n"
print "winx=open('','XML','menubar,scrollbars,resizeable');\n"
print "winx.document.writeln('xs');\n"
Hi,friends,
I have a XML string, such as xs="<?xml version='1.0' ?><testh><test1
1/><test2 2/></testh>",how can I display(current window or a new window)
it as XML like:
−<testh>
<test1> 1 </test1>
<test2> 2 </test2>
</testh
I wrote as following, but do not work:
print "<script language=\"javascript\">\nfunction t(){\n"
print "document.write('",xs,"');\n"
print "}\nt();</script>\n"
or as:
print "<script language=javascript>\n"
print "winx=open('','XML','menubar,scrollbars,resizeable');\n"
print "winx.document.writeln('xs');\n"
Anyone knows it?
Thanks
You can use the Builder gem, to generate an indented xml stream.
I have a XML string, such as xs="<?xml version='1.0' ?><testh><test1
1/><test2 2/></testh>",how can I display(current window or a new window)
it as XML like:
?<testh>
<test1> 1 </test1>
<test2> 2 </test2>
</test>
Use XSLT to convert the XML to XHTML describing the XML. This is a common
XSLT application, and you should be able to find a sample script showing
how.