Steve wrote:
Works great!
One mystifying problem: in IE the result is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-15" ?>
<i>Not logged in</i>
Why is this appearing? (In Firefox all is well)
The physical data send to the browser should not be different on FF or
IE or OP, unless you use browser sniffing on the server side, unless
you use "View Source Tree" in FF, or you didn't check the source in IE,
but only the XML view.
More likely, IE, which is notorious for its caching bugs (IE6 even more
then IE7), does not see a change in the header (xml declaration) as a
reason to refetch the document from the server. But when you changed the
body of the xml, i.e. by adding a <body> (but could be anything), it did
refresh the cache.
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
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