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> I'm new to XML and find myself in XML Hell. A client of ours wants to
> provide product information to our ecommerce site via an XML feed. We
> need to feature these products on our website in HTML.
> How can I parse / render / view the following data correctly in a
> browser. I have Dreamweaver but have no joy viewing it there.
> Please help!
First of all, I'd ask the client to provide well-formed XML. Otherwise,
you're going to have to use Tidy to fix the unclosed tags.
Then, you can use XSL to generate HTML from the valid well-formed XML.
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