Jason Viers wrote:
Michael Abbott wrote:
As an example for an included file:
<AnElement>
blah
</AnElement>
<AnotherElement>
blah
</AnotherElement>
If that's the full, exact contents if an included file, then the problem
is that XML documents can only have 1 root node. Just wrap the entire
contents in another tag.
<elements>
<AnElement>blah</AnElement>
<AnotherElement>blah</AnotherElement>
...
</elements>
That should stop the technical problem, but it'd definitely be good to
look into using real XIncludes that Daniel mentioned.
I'll add 2 cents more. If it is possible in your situation, you might
look into doing this with XSLT. I do something like this and it's really
not that hard. I apply the XSL stylesheet using the libxslt facilities.
- Rush
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