strOutput = xmldoc.transformNode(xsldoc)
response.write strOutput
Well, that's your problem then.
transformNode produces a microsoft BSTR string thingy, which is _always_
UTF16 encoded as the BSTR type doesn't support any other
encoding.
If you used transformNode you could specify a string or a stream
as the output destination and then the XSLT serialiser will be used and
the hints in xsl:output will be used.
i.e., I still don't understand why it is adding that meta tag into the
output.
The XSLT spec says it must, so it does.
The question is, given that the XSLT system inserted a declaration taht
it was utf16, and it was utf16, and you said IE6 detected it as utf16,
what was the original problem, I don't think I noticed the start of this
thread?
David
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