Internet Explorer 5.x ignores the MIME type when it sees a file which it thinks is XML, and instead of invoking the associated plug-in or control, Internet Explorer tries to parse the XML itself. If the file includes a filename extension which is associated with a registered MIME type, however, Internet Explorer will successfully invoke the associated plug-in or control. If you wish to see this behavior fixed in a future version of Internet Explorer, please contact Microsoft. Pat At 12:12 PM 8/24/00 +0100, Torres, Libo wrote: > Hi, > I have detected using the Adove SVG viewer that if I change the extension >of a .SVG file to .XML I can't see the image that I could see before with >the .SVG extension. Is it normal? If is normal... why does it hapen if SVG >has XML sintax? > And my main problem is that I'm trying to transform a very simple XML file >to SVG format using XSL. After the transformation I can't see any image on >my screen. Does it have any relation with my first question? > > thanks, Libo >__________________________________________________________ >Happiness should justify even the Existence !! (Nietzsche) > ____________________________________________________________ Paton J. Lewis Engineering Manager, SVG Adobe Systems 206.675.7399Received on Thursday, 24 August 2000 14:39:47 GMT
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