Re: (2) XML/XSLT Parser (potentially better approach)

[ybiC]

  Hi rcxau, and welcome to the Monastery,
I have to admit that a couple replies to your original post nearly made me laugh a drink of water out my nose!

Anyways, you might enjoy reading a few nodes before trying again.   There are several other good 'posting help' nodes, but these seem like a good short-list:
  On asking for help
  Writeup Guidelines
  How to get the most of your question from the monks
  Welcome to the Monastery! Make yourself at home.

Taking a shot at it myself, a Seekers of Perl Wisdom post like this might get you the kind of help that Perl Monks is famous for the world 'round:

  G'day mates!
I've a website where I want to do some XML/XSLT content, but am having some problems.   (clear description of probs here)   I'd like to be able to update the content from a Perl CGI script, but my ISP won't let me install modules.

I used the PerlMonks "Search" form to look for XML and XSLT, but didn't find anything that looked relevant.   Any monks care to help out a young Aussie starting out with Perl?
  (Ozzite parting phrase here)
  rcxu

Btw, you are to be commended for not posting wrongly to Catagorized Questions and Answers as I did on my first post.
  cheers,
  ybiC
    striving toward Perl Adept
    (it's pronounced "why-bick")