RE: IE bug when rendering XML (Was: ANNOUNCE: xsl sourcecode of w ww.sourcepole.com)

[Richard Toren <Ri...@Netprox.com>]

Actually I wonder if problem is that IE5 just doesn't support the
www.w3.org/TR/1999/XSL/Transform (try it with the WD-xsl which does work).
Supposedly the msxml 3.0 supports XSLT 1.0, but not in my hands.  Not that
this is all that relevant to what is discussed here.

Thanks,

R Toren, NetProx Ltd

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Subject: IE bug when rendering XML (Was: ANNOUNCE: xsl sourcecode of
www.sourcepole.com)


Those of you who tried to have a look at the sources of the sp.xsl site
(http://sourcepole.com/sources/software/sp.xsl) using Internet Explorer
probably got a few garbled pages out of it.

That seems to be a IE bug. Once IE finds out that a recieved file is
containing XML code, it is *allways* trying to render the XML code,
no matter what text/... mimetype instruction it recieves.

Once you accesse a XML code-page, you should be able to see the *real*
code using IE's context menu.

Hope this helps,
*t

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