Yes, Cocoon ignores <xsl:output/>. You have to specify your parameters in
the sitemap.
Furthermore in newer versions of Cocoon there is a "XHTML-serializer" too,
i.e. use <map:serialize type="xhtml"/> to get correct XHTML.
I never had any problems with <script> tag, Cocoon and serializing to HTML.
As you can see on www.ekommunen.de (Cocoon 2.0.1) for example, <script> gets
serialized to <script type="text/javascript" src="common.js"></script>.
Regards,
Joerg
Peter Davis wrote:
On Wednesday 28 August 2002 14:49, Hunsberger, Peter wrote:
which I believe indicates it's a Cocoon bug...
Then again, with Cocoon, there may be some magic parameter I'm supposed to
specify for the serializer but I don't think that's the case.
From what I see, this is definitely a bug (or at least a misguided "feature")
in Cocoon, since obviously it is not honoring your <xsl:output
method="html"/>. I'd say go look in the Cocoon mailing lists, since it's
hard to imagine that no one else has had this problem before.
Sorry I can't be of better help.
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