the following instance renders correctly in Mozilla and Opera
what mime type?
If it is served with text/html
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd";>
is full of suntax errors, and /> should produce character data in the
head, which is another error so
Is this not a browser problem?
no, whether anything is rendered at all depends on undocumented error
recovery that may or may not occur in the browser.
If it is served as application/xml
then
opera and mozilla will do what you expect, and IE will correctly (more
or less) parse it using msxml xml parser, the problem is not a parsing
one, it's a rendering one, the rendering is of the markup, with
javascript to allow folding the tree, as is done for any XML without an
<?xml-stylesheet link. Again that isn't a bug, it's conformant to the
specifications that it claims to support, it's just unhelpful.
David
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