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I want to give each new item in a continuous numbering format

I tried to give numbering by giving <xsl:number> and the coresspondin attribute but when I open my xml document in IE its showing NAMESPACE error

I use following W3C path

<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xsl">

can anybody tell me how to link xml file to this javascript
function loadForum(forumID)
{alert(forumID);
createForum(forumID);
// load XML
// load Data in the Container
}function createForum(forumID)
{var fCDIV = document.createElement(‘DIV’);
fCDIV.setAttribute(‘id’, forumID);
fCDIV.setAttribute(‘className’, ‘forumContainer’);
var fTDIV = document.createElement(‘DIV’);
fTDIV.setAttribute(‘id’, forumID+’_Title’);
fTDIV.setAttribute(‘className’, ‘forumTitle’);
var fDDIV = document.createElement(‘DIV’);
fDDIV.setAttribute(‘id’, forumID+’_Display’);
fDDIV.setAttribute(‘className’, ‘forumDisplay’);
fDDIV.innerHTML = ‘<DIV class="forumTopics"></DIV><DIV class="forumThreads"></DIV>’;
var fTBDIV = document.createElement(‘DIV’);
fTBDIV.setAttribute(‘id’, forumID+’_toolBar’);
fTBDIV.setAttribute(‘className’, ‘forumToolBar’);
fCDIV.appendChild(fTDIV);
fCDIV.appendChild(fDDIV);
fCDIV.appendChild(fTBDIV);
document.body.appendChild(fCDIV);}

I want to read XML file and generating its HTML using XSLT.
suppose the content of XML is
<Class>
<Student>
<basicInfo>
<Name>Adam<//Name>
<Rollno>004<//Rollno>
<webpage><a href="www.homepage.com">HOME </a> </webpage>
</basicInfo>
<course>
<courseName>English<courseName>
<courseTitle>LNG010<courseTitle>
</course>
</Student>
<Student>
<basicInfo>
<Name>John<//Name>
<Rollno>005<//Rollno>
<webpage> <a href="www.homepage.com">HOME </a> </webpage>
</basicInfo>
<course>
<courseName>FRENCH<courseName>
<courseTitle>LNG012<courseTitle>
</course></Student>
</Class>
I want to convert it into html in such a way that the first form will show the detailed information (include the hyperlink as hyperlink) of first student and if the user press "Next" button it should show the inforamtion about next student only. Plus if some one wants to search information about any specific stduent via his <name> then the query should return his complete <Student> tag information in html.

I’m getting data into XML string format from COM component into my VBScript
>>function. I load that string into xml object & try to save it into HDD
with
>>XML_Object.save "C:\folderName\file1.xml"
>>It work successfully in most of the machines , but in some machines error
>>comes "Permission Denied". Can anybody tell the reason and resolution of
>>this problem.

How, without buying software or "rights" to an online things, do I convert an xml file into an odt, doc, or another file format that is compatible with Microsoft Word?

Hi there, i got xml file containing a single long line of xml. The line is probably some 100 + line long all in one line – if you know what u mean.
Anyway is there a way to structure such a file in a "more" readable xml file?

cheers

How do I use the System.IO.StreamReader() function in VB.NET 2005 to access XML files on the web, it seems to be local files only. It throws back a "URI not allowed" error when I try to compile. Here’s the code…

Dim sr As New System.IO.StreamReader("http://domain.com/file.xml")

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

I have set up the code for names, middle name and last name. My issue is that one of the names doesn’t have a middle name and it isn’t allowing me to leave it empty. It keeps telling me that the Value "violates ‘minLength’ facet value ’1′. How do I allow it to accept someone who doesn’t give a middle initial?

My version is as follows:
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xsl">
This version is showing error of namespace when i make changes for list item by giving <Xsl:number>
is there any other way that I can number my list item

I set MS Word to open xml files (message history in windows live messnger) and the text are all garbled. I want to know how to change it back..
I need to open the XML file in Internet explorer not in microsoft word.. the icon of the file shows "w", meaning, Word will open and not IE