Altova Mailing List Archives>Archive Index >comp.text.xml Archive Home >Recent entries [Thread Prev] >Thread Next - Re: XML DOM: I'm doing it all wrong, right? XML DOM: I'm doing it all wrong, right?To: NULL Date: 8/3/2007 2:35:00 PM Story: (adds extra flavor) I'm not much of a pro at web design, but I made a site for myself and som eone noticed and asked me to make a site for their organization. Usually I use just html and JavaScript, but they want to be able to edit their site wi thout having to wade through 3 feet of my enigmatic code. I'm guessing PHP is the ideal solution, but I managed to turn 2 weeks into 3 days. A friend I work with recommended I implement XML DOM. I've been researching, copy/pasting code, and exhausting all sorts of opt ions and ultimately my ignorance prevails and I am unable to get the results I crave. The Setup: (think mood lighting) So far I've used PowerPoint, Paint, and Notepad... Yes, I know the tools o f a true master (except not) ...to create a website without any information on it. Sort of a skeleton if you will. I've been searching for a way to read in data from an xml file and so far the best I can get, calling a JavaScrip t function: loadXMLDoc(), is a read-in of a block of text with no preservati on of extra spaces or returns. Questions: (No it's not just you, these are stupid) What function or code should I use to retrieve data from a .txt or .xml file ? Is it easy preserve html code applied to the text if it has been read this w ay (such as a link)? Lastly are any sites you could point me at that have a few examples of what I'm trying to do? Thanks for reading, -Andrew | ||||||
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