Kam
Right click on the xml & choose properties, you can then choose what
program opens the xml.
Andrew Stirling
01250 874580
http://www.calcpay.co.uk
HMRC Accredited UK payroll program
KAM wrote:
I have the following code:
LOCAL ;
lcDBF
lcDBF = dbffilename
IF EMPTY(lcDBF)
ssiMESSAGEBOX("You must select a table")
RETURN
ENDIF
lcAlias = juststem(lcdbf)
lcXML = lcAlias+".xml"
lcXSL = lcAlias+".xsl"
CURSORTOXML(lcAlias,lcXML,1,512,0)
** also
CURSORTOXML(lcAlias,lcXML,1,512,0,lcXSL)
** also
CURSORTOXML(lcAlias,lcXML,1,512,0,"1")
These do create an XML file from a VFP9 dbf. and it looks fine. How can you
browse the data? for example in a browser or MS Word?
Note that msdn has a program in article 256538 named FoxToXML. It does create an xml and xsl that look good however, foxfire, IE
and MS Word won't display it. I guess no one tested it before they posted it for download.
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