This be my body!?

Hm, that's the way my book does it, but yeah, its an IE only thing :P

 

 

 

I guess I'm going to look at CGI next or something :P

you can parse xml documents using php.Although I haven't looked into that much.

 

 

 

 

 

On a side note, why can't you just have a dynamically generated rss feed with the same info dynamically generated in html?

 

Nothing PHP isn't capable of doing.

Using javascript, you could use XMLHttpRequest to retrieve your XML document, and then do stuff with the XML using DOM.

I think dreamwever can do it , but if you haven't got it , it cost's a lot.

Use PHP as Rick said.