Ok, thank you guys. It sounds logical what you say. I called the PHP
script in the IE and got an error message because of a wrong
character.
Now I deleted the row with the offending character and everything
works.
Wow the MSIE with a more strict check than the FF that's interesting!
So it seems I have to repair the wrong encoding of the PHP script
first.
Maybe a bit offtopic, but how can I enforce a correct encoding. The
data in the database are coded in utf8_general_ci and the XML
constructed in the PHP script from these data will be opened with $doc
= new DOMDocument('1.0', 'utf-8');.
What else can I do for a correct encoding?
Thanks again for your advice.
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