Stefan Pietschmann wrote:
Instead of the correct indentation of my xml files it inserts 	 for each
whitespace (after linebreaks I think).
	 denotes a TAB character.
The source of an xHTML-file which is returned now looks like this:
...
		<table>
...
Of course this messes up everything (apart from the fact that the browser
don't interpret those xhtml files right anymore).
The browser should interpret 	 as TAB and handle it accordingly
(ignore it in the context given), just like a for real TAB character.
I'm not aware of any reasonably recent browser getting this wrong.
I've neither had this behaviour with JDK 1.4.2 and Cocoon 2.1.5 or JDK 1.5
and Cocoon 2.1.6, so it must be the combination of Java 5 and Cocoon 2.1.6.
Actually, Cocoon uses the resident XSLT processor for serialization.
Check the classpath for intruders.
(I already tried with yes and no for the indent parameter)
If the indent setting doesn't make a difference, I doubt it's
a problem with the serializer. I rather suspect you got a case
of double escaping. Check the output carefully whether it
actually contains &#9;
J.Pietschmann
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