Re: xsl:output help or building svg from xslt

[Ronald <ronald@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe the system doctype is mandatory although you can specify it as 
empty (when the system doctypes is false, it looks for the public i think).
The example you're given should have worked.


> >> Here's one that works for me:
> >>  <xsl:output standalone="yes" doctype-system="svg-19990812.dtd"
> >>             media-type="image/svg" indent="yes"/>
>
> Wish I had your luck!
>
> Using doctype-system, IE complains it can't download the specified
> resource. (first 2 generated lines here.  A 'view source' from the browser
> shows all of my SVG code though !! )
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
> <!DOCTYPE svg SYSTEM "svg-19990812.dtd">
>
> Since according to w3c, the DTD says PUBLIC so I tried using
> doctype-public.  Now IE complains about a missing white space at the end of
> the DOCTYPE statement.  Huh?
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
> <!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "svg-19990812.dtd">
>
> Also tried a media type of image/svg-xml, other values for doctype string,
> indent yes/no, ...  No luck.
> Any further ideas?
> Larry
>
>
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