David Calkins wrote:
Its a big company. They provide the page to help people look up the info, but I don't think I could expect support from them on it. I was thinking it was some standard sort of thing, like maybe the way you issue the HTTP request or some way of decoding an alternate document from the source, etc. Also, IE is rendering the page graphically. i.e. when you view the page in IE (or FireFox for that matter) it shows up with all the graphics and formatting. But when you do view source, all you get is the plain XML. Not XHTML with CSS references or something like that, just plain, raw XML with the relevent fields and their data. So the page IE is rendering does not match what it shows you when you do view source. So somehow, there are 2 documents and I'm just missing how to retrieve the other one. I don't think its a browser detection thing since IE shows both. The graphically rendered, formatted page, and the raw data XML.
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