Greets! I've tried the FAQ and searching the mail lists and seem to have drawn a blank, so hopefully someone here can help (Or point me to the relevant missed section *8-). Background: I'm trying to display MathML to people using IE or Netscape. Amaya and mozilla have 'some' support, so are not a problem. The way I've founf easiset so far is to use a free java plug-in called the WebEq Mathviewer from: http://www.mathtype.com However, they expect the MathML to be passed as an applet param, thusly: <param name="eq" value=" <math> <mrow><mi>0</mi></mrow> </math> "> Which is clearly not valid XML. I tried putting the invalid param declaration in CDATA, but then I get the escaped version: i.e. <![CDATA[<param name="eq" value="]]> <xsl:copy-of select="node()"/> <![CDATA[">]]> gives: <param name="eq" value=" <math> <mrow><mi>0</mi></mrow> </math> "> Which doesn't work. I fiddled a bit with cocoon-format pi's, but didn't seem to get anywhere Request: A solution so that any of: 1. The relevant chars are not escaped 2. A working way to include XML in applet params 3. Someone has already got a good way of rendering MathML server-side, e.g. a MathML to SVG converter Rquirements: 1. The MathML is part of a node tree and not in an external file 2. Has to work on both IE (5.01) and Netscape (4.7) 3. Runs on Cocoon 1.8.2 (Unless we really need a CVS build) TIA to everyone! Dr Adam Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
