November 2000
Intermediate to advanced
1152 pages
23h 32m
English
Our first step will be to load an XML document into Internet Explorer using code, and to create a document object. Using this object, we'll be able to access all aspects of the document itself.
As mentioned earlier in this chapter, there are two ways to load an XML document into Internet Explorer so that you have access to it using JavaScript. To see how this works, I'll use this XML document, meetings.xml, throughout this chapter—this document records business meetings, including who was present and when the meeting occurred:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <MEETINGS> <MEETING TYPE="informal"> <MEETING_TITLE>XML In The Real World</MEETING_TITLE> <MEETING_NUMBER>2079</MEETING_NUMBER> <SUBJECT>XML</SUBJECT> <DATE>6/1/2002</DATE> ...
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