Yep, that's a long-standing bug in the mozilla gecko engine. Vote for it to be fixed, if you like.

  https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=175946

I'd suggest using the "text" button, especially for large XML results. It doesn't display a tree widget, but it's less likely to hide information from you.

-- Mike

Steve Christensen wrote:
Not sure if someone's reported this problem before.
In Firefox (2.0.0.4), if I use CQ to display an XML document that
contains namespaces (specifically, an AGRIS record like the sample here: http://www.fao.org/docrep/008/ae908e/ae908e08.htm#P967_48012 ) I don't see the namespaces on the record.

If I do the same thing in IE 7, the namespaces are displayed.

from googling, it appears to be a firefox problem:

    If the XML is not associated with a stylesheet (e.g. CSS stylesheet
    or XSLT stylesheet) and if there are no elements in namespaces
    Mozilla supports (e.g. XHTML namespace, MathML namespace, SVG
    namespace) then Mozilla applies a default XSLT stylesheet to render
    the tree of the document in a pretty printed form.

    If you don't want that then define your own stylesheet and associate
    it with e.g.  <?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="file.css"?>
    with the XML document.



-Steve
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