Jeffrey R. (Sydd) Souza

Im Aufbau - A bunch of XML Things

Basically, if you see the embossed ducky with an item (like at left) it means that item exists somewhere on my computer, I just have to fish it out and upload it to my page in a publicly usable form (i.e. I have to attach the disclaimer that saves my butt should you use one of my goodies to power your space vehicle & it runs out of gas half way to the moon).
If you see the full color ducky then it's a link to download the item (I hid the linkbox border around it, as it sullies my ducky).

[Added 9 Sep 2007] excel2html.xsl - XSL Transform that will transform an XML Spreadsheet format XML file (such as supported by Excel 2003 and later) into HTML for viewing with a web browser. In Excel, use Save As... and choose XML Spreadsheet and store your file with a .xml extension. Then add this line below the first <?xml ... ?> line:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="excel2html.xsl"?> Now if you open that xml file in MSIE or Firefox or a version of Netsacpe that supports XSL transforms, you'll see the contens in HTML table form. Each worksheet will be in a separate table, with the table caption set to the worksheet name. Any cells containing an Excel formula in the XML Spreadsheet will have the formula displayed in the corresponding cell in the HTML table. (#? bytes gzipped)

combine.xsl, inputFiles.xml - A simple XSL example of how to join a number of XML files together into a single XML file using an XSL Transform. Just enter your file names in the file tag href attributes in inputFiles.xml then transform the file using combine.xsl and the result will be a single xml file with the contents of the referenced files in it. The href values can be local file references or URLs.

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