In message <4d261e54a2kh(a)waikato.ac.nz>
Keith Hopper <kh(a)waikato.ac.nz> wrote:
I would like to go a little further and enquire whether the
apparent
use of an xml parser could not make available parsing errors (if any) as
either a simple list called up from a menu or as an optional use of
throwback?
Yes, doing something like this is already on my list of ideas :).
Incidentally, one of the reasons I use other browsers for a
disappointingly large proportion of the time is that, despite the fact that
Netsurf obviously understands processing instruction syntax, it quietly
ignores those for the 'xml-stylesheet' engine - when, particularly if the
type is text/css, it could use them. I keep coming across more and more
documents using these rather than html 'link' elements - probably generated
server-side from some original xml document of some kind.
Are these documents served as text/html? Which browsers?
By the way, I still haven't received a response from you regarding your
problems using NetSurf through an authenticating cache (see
<
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.netsurf.devel/2471>).
Thanks!
James