I want to display an example of XML using HTML as the display?

Question

Whenever I try to do it the XML tags don't come up.

Example:

John

Main St

Then the browser only displays:
John Main St

Answer 1

the way a browser displays an unstyled xml is up to the browser.



If you want to control the way it displays use a xsl stylesheet or even a css stylesheet (xhtml)



You can get the pretty default display by changing/upgrading your browser, I suggest firefox, http://getfirefox.com



YEAH, doesn't work!!! and changing < to & lt; makes it no longer xml!



UPDATE:

I had a xsl stylesheet laying around that makes any xml into viewable html.



Pick up a copy at http://jpassoc.com/xml-color.xsl



and add 1 line to the your xml, before the line.





Answer 2

The browser is a sophisticated XML parser, so it recognizes your XML tags and includes them in the tree as markup, not text to display. But obviously, since there is no behavior definition for person, name or address, it does not do anything different with them. The fastest solution is probably to use & lt; person & gt; (sans the spaces) which will be displayed as



does not seem to respect XML markup as I'd thought.

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Answer 4

this is a cool stylesheet!

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Answer 5

You need a stylesheet!