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> Well, not **any** xml file, just files that are organized like tables to > begin with. For example, try the W3C home page - Right, and thanks for the correction. I modified the Instructions page to refer only to "data-oriented (having a table organization)" xml files. > I notice that the display of the XML source does not declare a namespace > although the element names and some attribute names are prefixed. This > should be fixed. The XML display button simply loads the file with the default stylesheet. Can you refer me to an xml file to see what you mean? Thanks, Ariel ================================================== Ariel Dolan aridolan@n... Artificial Life and other Experiments http://www.aridolan.com http://www.arieldolan.com ================================================== ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas B. Passin" <tpassin@c...> To: <xml-dev@l...> Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 4:12 PM Subject: Re: XML2Table web utility (Excel supported) > > Ariel Dolan wrote: > > > Xml2Table is a web application that takes any XML file from the Internet > > Well, not **any** xml file, just files that are organized like tables to > begin with. For example, try the W3C home page - > > www.w3.org > > > and > > places its data in an interactive table grid, supporting paging and sorting. > > > > But the table display is very nice-looking. for the right kind of data. > I notice that the display of the XML source does not declare a namespace > although the element names and some attribute names are prefixed. This > should be fixed. > > Cheers, > > Tom P > >
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