Re: [xsl] Perl workaround for XSLT escaped UTF-8 pass-thru to XHTML

[Gan Uesli Starling <alias@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mike Brown wrote:
> > Now as for your other problem, I fail to see what the problem is with 
> > having
> > encoded characters in the document. If the document is UTF-8 or UTF-16
> > encoded, there's no need to ever use a numeric character reference, so 
> > long as
> > the document or delivery protocol properly declares the encoding. The 
> > browser
> > will handle it just fine, as long as the user has not overridden the 
> > encoding
> > (which, sadly, they are allowed to do).
>
>
> Is on an Apache 2.0 server on NetBSD 1.6 in my home. May be that Apache
> is defaulting to UTF-8 for XML and not for HTML? 

Okay, there seems to be an issue with Apache here. I FTP'd the
file to another Apache server running under FreeBSD to see if
it did the same there. It did not. I will investigate and report
back.

Thanks,

Gan
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