The original XML file can be viewed with IE 5.0 (or higher) or Netscape 6, but if you want the XML document to be displayed like a Web page, you must add some additional display information.
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View XML file
We can Use IE5.0 (or higher) to browse XML documents. You can click a hyperlink or enter the URL address in the browser's address bar, or double-click the XML document in the folder. If you use IE to open an XML document and find that the browser uses colored symbols to identify the root element and sub-elements of the XML document, and there is a "+" sign on the left side of the XML element, then you can click the "+" sign to expand the next element of this element. level structure; if there is a "-" sign on the left side of the element, then you can also click the "-" sign to collapse the next-level structure of the element. If you are willing to view the source file of the XML document, then you can right-click Select "View Source File" from the menu.
We can also use Netscape 6 to open the XML document, and you can also right-click and select "View Source File". When you open the XML document with Netscape 6, the browser will display the root element and child elements with colored codes. .
Let's look at an XML file: note.xml
Note: Don't expect XML documents to be formatted like HTML files.
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Browse unqualified XML documents
If you use IE browser to open an incorrect XML document, the browser will report an error.
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Other examples
You can browse some XML documents Help you find the feeling of learning XML.
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A simple XML document does not contain how Display data information.
Since XML tags are "created" and "invented" by XML document authors, it is impossible for us to know whether a