7 May
2001
7 May
'01
11:52 a.m.
On Mon, 7 May 2001, Robin wrote:
Good reply ;)
Arg, that's a problem because the new version had an important improvement
as to me : users no long need to play with the 'register_globals' and the
'magic_quotes' directives inside their php configuration or some
'.htaccess'
files.
No other way to fix the problem with the '<?xml' tag? Maybe can we use an
'echo' or a 'print'?
Ouch, UTF-8 ?
Many browsers won't like this charset. Actually I'm afraid
only the major ones (IE and Moz. -then maybe NN6-) knows this charset.
The majority
of browsers will ignore the XML tag :-)
Thusly, the problem doesn't exist. Moreover
I've faced some problems with this instruction inside php files:
the php parser try... to parse <?xml.... How do you avoid this?
Turn off the
parsing of short PHP tags in the ini file. I had to do this
long ago because I do the odd bit of XML with PHP already. I think there
is a way you can do it in the .htaccess file as well (or something). Actually, I have seen other text directions in NN4
before, notably
arabic on my friends computer. (Well he runs arabic windows as well)
I'll get him to try it on Moz to see if that works.
See for example 'www.arabvista.com': to ensure NN4 users are able to read
Arabic pages in a convenient format, they have to 'double-write' their html
pages
:(
Loic
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