XML into HTML

[Guest equintiy]

I am trying to load a xml document into a table in an html file. I finally got the data set to load and it will display the first line of the XML in the table but it will not continue to populate as if i were to write a XSL for the XML. Due to limitations and business requirements I cannot use a XSL to render the table. What am I doing wrong? My codes is as follows: <xml src="products.xml" id="xmldso" async="false"></xml><table datasrc="#xmldso" width="894" border="1" bordercolor="#605331" bordercolorlight="#605331" bordercolordark="#605331" bgcolor="#f5f1e6" frame="box"> <thead> <tr class="style2"><th align="center">Item No.</th> <th align="center">Vintage</th> <th align="center">Size</th> <th align="left">Wine Name</th> <th align="center">Avail</th> <th align="center">Out State</th> <th align="center">In State</th> <th align="center">Appellation</th> <tr align="left" class="style2"> <td><div align="left"><span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="ITEM_NUMBER"></span></div></td> <td><div align="center"><span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="YEAR"></span></div></td> <td><div align="center"><span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="SIZE"></span></div></td> <td><div align="left"><span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="WINE"></span></div></td> <td><div align="center"><span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="AVAIL"></span></div></td> <td><div align="right">$<span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="OS_PRICE"></span></div></td> <td><div align="right">$<span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="IS_PRICE"></span></div></td> <td><div align="left"><span datasrc="#xmldso" datafld="APPELLATION"></span></div></td> </tr></table>Why doesn't this produce more than one line, or what do I need to do to produce the next lines of the XML? I have tried to copy the non-header lines, but it just produces two duplicate lines. Please help. Thank you.

[boen_robot]

What sort of limitations could forbid XSLT usage? It could be done on the client side and embed with JavaScript after all. No one is forcing you to make a whole XSLT page or use a server side scripting processor, though that are better options.Anyway, let's see what can we do. Now, how does your XML look like? It should be something like:

<rootElement>  <item>	<ITEM_NUMBER>1</ITEM_NUMBER>	<YEAR>2005</YEAR>	<SIZE>10</SIZE>	<WINE>yes</WINE>	<AVAIL>yes</AVAIL>	<OS_PRICE>50</OS_PRICE>	<IS_PRICE>60</IS_PRICE>	<APPELLATION>5</APPELLATION>  </item>  <item>	<ITEM_NUMBER>2</ITEM_NUMBER>	<YEAR>2006</YEAR>	<SIZE>20</SIZE>	<WINE>no</WINE>	<AVAIL>no</AVAIL>	<OS_PRICE>30</OS_PRICE>	<IS_PRICE>40</IS_PRICE>	<APPELLATION>6</APPELLATION>  </item></rootElement>

Any other type of structure is not going to work with Data Islands.