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jkd · 10-24-2002, 02:06 AM

You are using a proprietary IE-enhancement - the <xml> tag inside of HTML.

Take a good read around at www.w3.org to understand how XML is supposed to be included in documents.

To generalize it, you are not supposed to be able to "include" XML data inside an HTML page without importing it through DOM methods, such as Document.prototype.load()

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jkd Senior Coder Join Date: May 2002 Location: metro DC Posts: 3,163 Thanks: 1 Thanked 18 Times in 18 Posts	You are using a proprietary IE-enhancement - the <xml> tag inside of HTML. Take a good read around at www.w3.org to understand how XML is supposed to be included in documents. To generalize it, you are not supposed to be able to "include" XML data inside an HTML page without importing it through DOM methods, such as Document.prototype.load() __________________ jasonkarldavis.com