G'day mates!
I've a website where I want to do some XML/XSLT content, but am having some problems. Only IE6 and NS7 can display my content I'd like to be able to update/parse 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?

Seeya round

James (nickname: rcxau)
Email: rcxau@yahoo.com.au

update (broquaint): title change (was Any monks care to help out a young Aussie starting out with Perl?)

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