I'd like the option to view the raw XML. I looked around briefly but is
there a way to toogle the feed reading on and off so I can view the XML
again?

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ClintonG schrieb am Thu, 12 Apr 2007 15:55:40 -0500:

> I'd like the option to view the raw XML. I looked around briefly but is
> there a way to toogle the feed reading on and off so I can view the XML
> again?

View Source works for me just fine.

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Actually I figured it out late last night...
Tools > Internet Options > Content > Feeds Settings (button) and uncheck
"Turn on feed reading view"

That toggles the displayof raw XML by enabling or disabling the use of the
stylesheet used by the browser noting a new instance of the browser (or a
new tab with a resubmitted request) is required to see the desired results.
When "Turn on feed reading view" is checked and enabled the stylesheet used
to format webfeeds includes a link on the rendered page which can be used to
disable the stylesheet but again, a new instance of the browser or a new tab
is required to see the raw XML.

This is useful for people doing web development in case anybody is
interested in asking why this is still wanted and needed.

I'm still wondering though if the XSLT stylesheet is accessible and can be
read and possibly edited or if it has been hardcoded into the browser's
executable?

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"Kai Schaetzl" <kai@mvps.org.invalid> wrote in message
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> ClintonG schrieb am Thu, 12 Apr 2007 15:55:40 -0500:
>
>> I'd like the option to view the raw XML. I looked around briefly but is
>> there a way to toogle the feed reading on and off so I can view the XML
>> again?
>
> View Source works for me just fine.
>
> Kai
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> Helpsites about Windows: http://www.mvps.org
> IE repair script: http://iefaq.info
>

ClintonG schrieb am Fri, 13 Apr 2007 10:41:49 -0500:

> This is useful for people doing web development in case anybody is
> interested in asking why this is still wanted and needed.

Sorry, I don't see how this is more useful than View Source. It's less useful
than View Source since it is much more complicated to switch it on and off.

> I'm still wondering though if the XSLT stylesheet is accessible and can be
> read and possibly edited or if it has been hardcoded into the browser's
> executable?

AFAIR it's in one of the ressource dlls, but I may be wrong. You should be
able to get the location by using ProcessMon.



Kai
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