On 11/02/2012 19:58, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
which Chrome refuses to accept as correct javascript, and I think it is right.
Chrome would have accepted had you served it with the correct mime type
(application/xhtml+xml) If you serve it as text/html then chrome (and
other browsers) expects to get html not xml. Saxon would have generated
an html form of the output had you used xsl:output method="html".
David
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