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This is a fairly simple case. I have an xml document, linked to an xsl stylesheet, that can be viewed in a web browser. Now that the output is not really what I expected, so I want to look at the (output) html code to see what happened. However, when I say "view source", the browsers just throw the original xml file at me.
Please show me how to view the html source :)
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Actually I can view it with Chrome (by right clicking and say "Inspect element"), but that's somewhat browser dependent. Additionally I don't want to install anything just for this small treat. Is there any general solution (i.e. something that works with all (or most) browsers)?
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The standard way to transform XML data into other formats is by Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT). You can use the built-in XSLTRANSFORM function to convert XML documents into HTML, plain text, or different XML schemas. XSLT uses stylesheets to convert XML into other data formats.
With XSLT you can transform an XML document into HTML.
In Firefox, if you select the entire text (eg Ctrl-A) on the page, you can right-click and select "View Selection Source" which will show you what's been rendered, rather than the document source.
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If the browser is Firefox, you can install Firebug and view generated HTML.
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