Re: [xslt] <xsl:output media-type='some-other-mime-type' />

[<philipp dunkel org>]

Well AFAIK it gives the stylesheet to specify the precise mime/type it
produces (for example wap) this of course is only necessary where you
go with http (or on mac for resources) so it is not something most
people will regularly use. Thanks for adding it anyhow. Let me know
from what version on it will be in the release.

TTY Philipp
> On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 12:46:24AM +0200, philipp@dunkel.org wrote:
>> I have been looking at xslt.c specifically the function
>>
>> void xsltParseStylesheetOutput(xsltStylesheetPtr style, xmlNodePtr
>> cur)
>>
>> and I have a question:
>> Is there a specific reason that the media-type attribute is
>> ignored/not treated?
>> Since I use it/intend to use it a lot to server wap pages, it would
be
>> very nice to have.
>>
>> If indeed this is just an oversight (and since this works for me it
>> might be) why not add something like:
>>
>> prop = xsltGetNsProp(cur, (const xmlChar *) "media-type",
>> XSLT_NAMESPACE);
>> if (prop != NULL) {
>>   if (style->mediaType) xmlFree(style->mediaType);
>>   style->mediaType = NULL;
>>   style->mediaType = prop;
>> }
>>
>> somewhere around line 656 of xlst.c
>>
>> Any feedback will be appreciated.
>
>  Sensible, I did that, now the problem is that nowhere the code seems
> to look at style->mediaType, and honnestly I don't remember how it's
> supposed to be used in stylesheets ...
>
> Daniel
>
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