Subject: Copyright symbol in MSXML From: "Watt, Daniel" <dwatt@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2004 11:39:50 -0500 |
I am working in a ColdFusion 5 environment, using MSXML to load and process an XML document and XSLT document. Previously we were using the XSLT working draft, which Microsoft had a very bad implementation of. We are in the process of converting our documents to proper XSLT format. In the process of doing so, the copyright symbol at the bottom of the page has started to act up. In the XSLT file, I have "©", and have tried other variants (including just the copyright symbol, the non-hex code, and ©). Some cause the document to not be parsed, some come out the same. The problem is that IE 6 renders the copyright symbol as a question mark. Looking at the code, the copyright symbol is actually there. The page displays as it should in Netscape (4 through 7), but not in IE6. The web server an environment (MSXML3) is identical for the old draft XSL, and for the 1.0 spec XSLT. Has anyone run across this problem before, and/or know how to fix it? Daniel Watt dwatt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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