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With the advent of the Web, many organizations have put large amounts of information in the form of HTML pages. These pages are tied up to a single presentation. Extensible Markup Language (XML) allows us to separate the content and the presentation. If the developers think of a migration of these HTML pages to XML mechanically -- trying to create well-formed documents out of the existing HTML documents, or cutting and pasting contents from HTML to the newly created XML files, or whatever -- that would be a pretty daunting task. This article shows how the tool HTML Tidy and a COM Wrapper can make our job simpler. In my article Server side use of MSXMLDOM with HTML, I showed how we can exploit the functionality of the Document Object Model (DOM) parser to work with HTML documents, provided they are well-formed. This article is an extension of the same idea. Here we shall discuss a sample conversion of the bookmark file from HTML to XML and then into a browser-neutral tree view.
This article will be helpful for sites where a lot of information is maintained as flat HTML pages. All these site's pages share some kind of similar structure and the site developers think that the content should be separated from the publishing elements in order to support rendering media other than a browser or in order to have more control over the rendering itself ASP > Tips and Tutorials > XML and ASP Oct 10, 2006
This article will be helpful for sites where a lot of information is maintained as flat HTML pages. All these site's pages share some kind of similar structure and the site developers think that the content should be separated from the publishing elements in order to support rendering media other than a browser or in order to have more control over the rendering itself ASP > Tips and Tutorials > XML and ASP Oct 10, 2006
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A module that extracts or pulls live YAHOO RSS News Feeds that you can use on your own website. This free tutorial code demonstrates the use of Microsoft's XML and document objects: MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP, Microsoft.xmlDOM, and RSS.
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Yahoo! News offers dozens of RSS feeds you can read in My Yahoo! or using third-party RSS news reader software. This free tutorial will teach how you can use RSS with Yahoo! News using VBSCRIPT, ASP and XML.
This code shows you how to have full control of the XML data that is returned live by Yahoo News. You can iterate through each news feed and custom format the header, the body and the publication date.
You can customize the news feeds to look like the rest of your website and the real beauty of it is that you don't have to worry about the contents of your news page. You will have fresh content everyday!
Step back - What is RSS?
By Yahoo definition: RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication" -- it's a format for distributing and gathering content from sources across the Web, including newspapers, magazines, and blogs.
Web publishers use RSS to easily create and distribute news feeds that include links, headlines, and summaries. The Christian Science Monitor, CNN, and CNET News are among the many sites that now deliver updated online content via RSS.
Yahoo! News offers dozens of RSS feeds you can read in My Yahoo! or using third-party RSS news reader software. This free tutorial will teach how you can use RSS with Yahoo! News using VBSCRIPT, ASP and XML.
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