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Thanks for the reply, I believe i tried this method, and realize it only works if the xml file is local on your servers... the problem is that the xml files are NOT local, they are on another server (mine) on a different domain... so it would be like yahoo.com trying to use the xml file stored...

also, i am using the rdf model for my xml file.

I'd like to add that using the activexobject works well if the xml file is local to the domain. However, this doesnt help me since the customers fetch the files from my domain to use in theirs. I noticed that using the activexoject method works if i enable the "access data sources across...

I have several clients that hit my servers for xml files. The URL and variables determine what file each client gets. Some clients do not have any type of scripting on their websites (PHP, ASP, etc). They only have plain HTML. My question is, I want to build an example of a static HTML page...

I have text inside a perl statment, it goes something like this. <title>DVD&plusmn;R/RW</title> I wanted to know if there is a Perl module that will somehow change &plusmn; to its proper entity so that it will not give me a bad XML parse error. I've looked at XML::Clean, but it doesnt seem to...