I don't have experience with this, but it's come up on this list before, so here's what I remember. Maybe you can find more by searching up-list. It's Zope. If it doesn't know the content-type, it guesses by scanning the doc. XML looks like HTML to this simple scanner. Either you explicitly set the content-type in RESPONSE, or there's some kind of junk you can put at the top of the doc that will tip off the scanner. -- Loren ----- Original Message ----- From: Jacob Gorm Hansen <jg@ioi.dk> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: February 25, 2000 08:42 AM Subject: Re: [Zope] Stop zope from adding <html><head></head> to my method
"Ibañez Palomar Juan David" wrote:
It's not zope, it's the browser who adds "<html><head></head>".
Hmm not sure about that, lynx -source gives the same result as netscape.
my top level object has the following getXML-method (not useable for other than my own small application):
def getXML(self): """ """ r = '<?xml version="1.0"?>\n<project id="%s">' % self.id for i in self.objectValues(): if(i.id != 'acl_users'): r = r + i.getXML() return r + '</project>\n'
Do I have to somehow change the content-type for my method, or what goes wrong?
Best, Jacob
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