[GuillaumeB]

Alright so i'm looking for a way to auto synch my Firefox bookmarks to my iDisk, just like it is preset on Safari.

I found this Firefox extension (FoxMarks) that let's you auto sync your Firefox boomarks to the server of your choice but you can only back them up (cant be browsed unless if you back them up on their server)

Now the back up is an XML file so i was wondering if i put this backup in a public folder and embed it into an HTML file I might be able to browse my bookmarks from another machine.

Sp is there a way for me to do that? And if so, would it need function/features uninstalled on the .Mac servers?
if the server cant handle this, I was wondering if there would be simply some widgets/Javascript to simply paste on the html and that would do the job

Any thought?

thanks

[SirCastor]

You could embed the XML within your HTML file, but browsers will just interpret the tags as HTML, and since they are likely not HTML tags, they won't get displayed.

Your best bet is to either process the XML file with a server side script or client-side javascript.

The "Official" way would be to use XLST (XML style transformations) which would turn it into HTML. I would recommend the JS route just because there's little need to mess with stuff on .mac.

There's a little about reading XML Here. from there it shouldn't be too hard to have it display in the way you want.