>i there an easy way to add chr(13)+chr(10) into an xml file (which does not have any?) for visual display?
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>Peter
I don't think XML likes eols - maybe the "whitespace" feature does something that will help in this regard. I've written a parser that moves a hierarchial XML to an OCX Treeview and nests the child parent relation (elements and attributes). In mycase, I had to filter out the "#text tags" to make it work.
You can also nest an xml (providing you run a parse with VFP that adds the necessary DHTML (div) and TABLE tags to present a tree-view in an HTML doc.
And it works great - I can send you a screen shot of the result treeview if you thin's like to see it -
Someone told me you could open an XML in IE - but I have never tried it - rarely use IE - except when the non W3C DHTML cheats prove helpful!
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