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bob
Hi,
Looking to make a poor man's content editor.
Need to pick out a table of links on one of our web pages and be able
to add/ remove links.
Had visions of sucking the page into an XML doc then navigating to the
table and displaying an 'English' version of the links.
User would then add / remove links and this would be translated back
into html and the page rewritten.
I know we can do this in a html environment such as Frontpage but this
is not practical in our situation.
Is this broadly feasible?
If so any ideas on how to get the htm page into the XML doc?
I tried htm -> fileStream ->XMLReader
but the xmlReader spat the dummy on the read statement.
The htm DocType has got
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC " -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
Does this mean that there is a DTD available that can somehow guide
the loading of the XML doc?
Thanks
Bob
Looking to make a poor man's content editor.
Need to pick out a table of links on one of our web pages and be able
to add/ remove links.
Had visions of sucking the page into an XML doc then navigating to the
table and displaying an 'English' version of the links.
User would then add / remove links and this would be translated back
into html and the page rewritten.
I know we can do this in a html environment such as Frontpage but this
is not practical in our situation.
Is this broadly feasible?
If so any ideas on how to get the htm page into the XML doc?
I tried htm -> fileStream ->XMLReader
but the xmlReader spat the dummy on the read statement.
The htm DocType has got
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC " -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
Does this mean that there is a DTD available that can somehow guide
the loading of the XML doc?
Thanks
Bob