All versions of IE that I've used can't handle a <script src="foo"/>
tag, which is semantically equivalent (in XML-based markup) to
<script src="foo"></script>. For example, the markup in the wiki
tutorial uses this syntax, and would not work correctly in IE if not
using the HTML4 serialization.
-bob
On Oct 2, 2005, at 9:29 AM, Krys Wilken wrote:
This will be lovely! :-)
(We are IE 6 only at work and I have not seen any compatibility
problems
with IE6 and XHTML, so I am unsure why I would want to stay with
HTML 4
for that environment. I guess the HTML 4 setting for for
compatibility
with older browsers.)
Thanks Fabian! :-)
Krys
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 10/1/05, Krys Wilken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I ran into something similar where I wanted my pages to by xhtml 1.1
strict, but Kid's FAQ explained the 4.01 Transitional for the HTML
serializer. I can accept that reasoning, but I was thinking that it
would be nice if there was some way in TG to be able to choose the
serializer. (i.e. HTML or XML) since Kid has both.
You're in luck... TurboGears 0.6 has a new config setting:
# kid.outputformat=html
thanks to a patch from Fabian Neumann.
Not sure if there are API differences between the two serializers
and if
that would cause trouble for TG. I guess some investigating is
in order.
Nope. It'll work just fine. I author all of my templates in xhtml. (I
render them in HTML 4 because much as I dislike IE, there are some
users of IE that I like :)
Kevin
