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IF it's XML, it would have to be converted to HTML.
It depends. The innerHTML property of [div] and [span] elements can hold plain text, as well as HTML. If you need formatted text, then you might insert HTML. Otherwise you can set the innerHTML property to a value retrieved from an XML element. Or, rather than changing the innerHTML property, you could be changing the "value" property of a form [input] element. The possibilities are only limited by one's creativity. There are some pretty cool demos at: http://www.backbase.com Nathan.
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