root wrote: > Thanks. Already found and made them. > I used double quotes rather than "\ " to delimit the -R arguments > but the effect is the same. > > The most significant problem I'm having is that my browser has > suddenly decided to start syntax checking my html files. But it > only does that when I go thru your interface. Browsing the file > directly works fine. Any suggestions about what causes that? > > Tim > > Do you mean Firefox is giving you an error message when you try to load the axiom.xml file?
It might be the difference between html and xhtml (xml). If Firefox thinks you're loading html it will display it as best it can even if it's full of mistakes. If it thinks it's xml then it will give an error message if it's not well formed. When loading a local file I think Firefox takes the content type from the file extension. However when the file is delivered through a server I don't think the extension makes any difference, rather it's the Content-Type header that matters. In this case the Content-Type is set in the getFile function to "application/xhtml+xml". Did you make any changes to the axiom.xml file? Arthur _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
