Sent by Arno on 18 October 2004 15:03
>> When I started using xhtml to code I started also to use the following
line in
>> combination with the doctype specification:
>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
>> I had to add some ssi on some pages
>> Thus I did, but now when I check the page offline, the .shtml files are
shown
>> as XML tree, because I can't seem to parse XML pages offline on my
machine
>> (even if I've installed some server software that should be able to cope
with it).
>> When I remove the <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> from the top of
the
>> .shtml documents, it shows again correctly.
> It sounds like whatever server module you are using to parse the SSI
> is noticing that it is XML and sending it as application/xml or
> text/xml instead of text/html (or, more correctly,
> application/xml+xhtml). Check the content-type header returned by the
> server along with the manual for your SSI parser.
But why doesn't it do that with ALL the files? Why only with the files I
named .shtml?
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