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I have a xsl file that is saved as whatever.php. the style sheet is called by <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="whatever.php"?>
I get an error on firefox that it does not have the correct mime type.
I save the xsl file under php because I need to use php in the code to execute certain functions. What is the correct mime type for firefox?
I get an error on firefox that it does not have the correct mime type.
I save the xsl file under php because I need to use php in the code to execute certain functions. What is the correct mime type for firefox?
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Here are a few 'possible' solutions. I haven't tested them, but they should work in my opinion.
1) Set the headers for PHP file to xml. Most browsers don't parse XML files if they have unknown extensions.
header('Content-Type: text/xml');
header('Content-Disposition: inline; filename=sample.xml');
2) Try using mod rewrite so that you call whatever.xml instead of whatever.php
1) Set the headers for PHP file to xml. Most browsers don't parse XML files if they have unknown extensions.
header('Content-Type: text/xml');
header('Content-Disposition: inline; filename=sample.xml');
2) Try using mod rewrite so that you call whatever.xml instead of whatever.php
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I'll have to try that, I actually just ended up parsing it with javascript so I could make it into an ajax app. thanks
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