Brad,
Many of the XML editors available offer this feature such as XMLSpy. If you don't have one (ouch!), then you can download and eval for 30-days a copy of XMLSpy. Otherwise, post a copy of your XSD, and one of us here could run you off a sample instance.
-mb
I am on call every third month. I hate it! I don't get called often, but it isn't worth the extra comp time. I get 1.5 hours for every hour worked. What I really hate is the restriction of venturing too far. I didn't agree to it when I started the job, so it bugs me.
Can we see the file 'caz i am not sure how you made an html file search a xml file?
Do you have access to server-side languages that you can program in such as perl, asp, or java?
For example, using perl, you could
1. create some basic form in html
2. upon form submission, you'd fire off...
Okay gang, I am interested in hearing inputs from those of you that work for companies that use a standardized DTD/schema across your different divisions or companies.
In short, I work for a company with lots of divisions spread all across the world. We have come up with a standardized schema...
spook-
try encoding the url
<user name = "test">
<menu title="File Manager">
<options url = "http://www.aes.local/report.cfm?date=04/28/04%26timekeep=chad">Report 1</options>
</menu>
</user>
also, this web site can also help...
Blaise,
What xsl processor are you using? It can be different among processors. Some have a setting regarding empty elements.
Is there a particular reason you want/need <div id="topBar"></div>?
You can try one of these with your processor:
<xsl:element name="div">
<xsl:attribute...
use HTML::Parse;
use HTML::FormatText;
$plain_text = HTML::FormatText->new->format(parse_html($html_text));
http://iis1.cps.unizar.es/Oreilly/perl/cookbook/ch20_07.htm
XML::LibXML is suppose to be way faster, so I'll let you know when I get it installed. It has a few pre-req's and is giving some problems with Common.pm.
Youthman, yes that was a very good article for the use of XML::RSS. I use Tokeparse on other things like scrapes. I currently produce my RSS channels with the latter, but was thinking of using XML::RSS:Simple because
"It transparently handles all the unpleasant details of RSS, like proper...
Has anyone got some good examples for this module beyond the pod. I have been using it, and it works great--but the performance of it is soooooooooo slow. I wanted to convert a lot of our stuff to using a single xml "lookup file", but this performance isn't making it very impractical. Do...
This module works great...but--my god is it ever so slow. There must, there must be a better way to use it, increase the performance or another module. XPath::Simple was recommended for simple structures...mine isn't.
Are the any good modules or nice ways to strip HTML tags, entities, multiple whitespace, and leading/trailing space from a string.
I want to take the first 1024 characters of the first paragraph of text, strip the unwanted data and stuff it into a meta element
<meta name="description"...
Anyone have any good sites with more complex examples of XML::XPath than found with the module's pod?
I have tried Matt's site at http://xml.sergeant.org/xpath.xml, but it doesn't seem to work.
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