Short tutorial about showing the contents of an RSS feed on a webpage using ASP and the XMLDom. Describes each part of the code to make it easier to understand. This is a summary part in my article series about XML, XMLDom and ASP.
After this tutorial, you will be able to manipulate and play with XML Data files in the same way as you do with MS Access. In addition to that, there are certain advantages of using XML, over MS Access. I introduce these advantages in the text, as we proceed on. The article has been organized in the increasing order of difficulty.
Form submissions in ASP are usually written to some sort of database management system. However, if you need your form submission data to be more portable, you may want to write it to an XML file. Especially useful when the data you are gathering will be sent to applications on non-Windows platforms. This tutorial explains how to write a form submission to an XML document using the Microsoft XMLDO
As a follow-up to the "Saving HTML Form Data to XML" article, this tutorial explains how to edit XML files using XSL and ASP. This example assumes that you are familiar with ASP, XML and HTML 4.0.
The XML data island in IE 5.x provides a simple and convenient way to dynamically alter the content of a Web page using data stored either locally or remotely in XML format. This article demonstrates how to change the data content of your Web application pages client side through the use of DHTML events and dynamic data binding with XML island DSOs, and helps you decide in what format the XML shou
This article explains how to easily migrate HTML pages to XML using HTML Tidy and a COM Wrapper. It discusses a sample conversion of the bookmark file from HTML to XML and then into a browser-neutral tree view. Helpful for sites where a lot of information is maintained as flat HTML pages with their pages sharing similar structure. Supporting source code available for download.
This article examines how to use VBScript classes to transform XML documents for use in a Web application. It creates a handy class to perform a number of XML features, such as rendering XML information from an XSL stylesheet and returning plain XML data. This class encapsulates XML and XSL functionality, making it easier to display XML data in a number of ways.
This article describes how to create a simple stats tracking program to demonstrate how to deal with records using XML, instead of ADO Object. Source code available for download.
The author writes "Active Server Pages allow for the easy ability to create dynamic views of your data on a web server, but you can also create "static" documents on the server. This can be particularly useful if you wish to distribute your information on CD or in virtually any document form. This sample example will utilize a US state info db. After reading the contents of the db i
Tutorial and code on how to use Microsoft's XMLHTTP object to communicate with a remote website/webpage and check for the existence of reciprocal link back.
