XHTML and mime typeswas Re: [thelist] xhtml + custom tags

[Wesley Aaron Mason (1st Vamp)]

Content negotiation can get around this, get what's accepted from the headers, and give it
the correct mime-type if it accepts it, if not serve it as text.

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Friday, September 12, 2003, 10:21:36 PM, Nemesis wrote:

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> If that you do that you would need to run the proper mime type xml+xhtml 
> and extension. By doing that, we all know what would happen to IE. Try 
> to view this page in IE.
> http://home1.gte.net/res1hvtm/index.xhtml

> Gary

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