Re: serving css and images

Sat, 09 Aug 2003 03:01:52 -0700

Thanks for all the replies. I must have been pretty fuzzy last night to miss the fact that I hadn't changed the image map:match to the correct source and mime type! Thus are the dangers of cut & paste (yank & put, actually).

I've gotten it to find the image and stylesheet now, but I had to change the serializer to html. Don't I want to use the xml serializer to get xhtml output? Cocoon is also putting this namespace on my html tag:

<html xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format";>

which is what, I think, was making mozilla interpret the file as xml and hence not retrieve the stylesheet and image or even render the html, for that matter. Once I changed the serializer to html, it put in:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">

so now mozilla treats it as html (even though the fo ns declaration is still there). I don't know that it matters that much, though I'd like to know why I'm getting that ns added... and for that matter, isn't there a way to have cocoon insert an xhtml dtd into the output file?

Thanks for all your help.

Ben Munat




Ben Munat wrote:

Hello. I'm very new to Cocoon... wobbling along. At this point I'm just trying to get Cocoon to serve an xml file transformed to xhtml with an xslt. Well actually, I did get it to serve the file. However, the resulting page has a link to an image and a css file and those are not coming through.

I have the Cocoon Developer's Handbook and it seems to indicate that I need to do this in my subsitemap:

       <map:pipeline>
           <map:match pattern="**/*.css">
               <map:read mime-type="text/css" src="style/{2}.css"/>
           </map:match>
       </map:pipeline>

       <map:pipeline>
           <map:match pattern="**/*.gif">
               <map:read mime-type="text/css" src="style/{2}.css"/>
           </map:match>
       </map:pipeline>

However, that hasn't solved the problem. Anyone have any idea what I'm missing? I do need to have these pipelines in my sitemap so that pages can find their images and stylesheets, right?

Thanks in advance,

Ben Munat


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