@bathurst_guyMar 28.2006 — #You have a couple of options depending on what your permissions are.
1) Name the file with a .php extention so that it gets processed, but make sure to include a header information to specify that it is a XML file for the browser.
2) Modify your php setup to parse .xml files aswell as .php files - this will mean that every xml file will be parsed and therefore using more of the servers resources - even if the xml file has no php in it.
Just get back to us on the option you would prefer for more information.
@LiLcRaZyFuZzYMar 28.2006 — #if it's only for a few filesm i'd suggest number one, i'm not sure, but couldn't the xml "<?" tags drive the PHP engine crazy?