Monday, June 11, 2007, 9:58:25 AM, Hussein Shafie wrote: > Daniel Dekany wrote: >> I guess not too many people use the output of XXE directly on the >> Web, but still... would it be possible to add an option to Options -> >> Preferences -> Save, to disable the <?xml ...?> for .html files when >> the charset is UTF-8? And it should be checked by default. The xml >> declaration causes IE6 and Opera 7 to switch to quirks mode (see: >> http://hsivonen.iki.fi/doctype/). Of course nobody who uses XHTML >> wants that. >> > > I'll add this RFE to our Users Wish List: > http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/wish_list.html > > I hope that you have also sent an RFE to Microsoft and Opera requesting > an option which would force XHTML having an <?xml ...?> declaration to > be displayed normally (i.e. not the XML source, the styled view).
I didn't experienced a such problem. It's just that it triggers "quirks mode", means certain things are formatted on no-standard ways, emulating the behavior of old browsers. BTW, this <?xml ...?> thing was fixed in IE 7. And, they say it was not a bug in IE6 but an deliberate feature, so you can use XHTML in quirks mode... the idiots. -- Best regards, Daniel Dekany
