Michael Hartle a écrit :
>
> Sylvain Wallez wrote:
>
> >(? already sent more than 3 hours ago, but seems to have been lost ?)
> >
> Hm, I got your first email, too.
Sorry, this was a DNS problem on my side.
> >Hi team,
> >
> >I just noticed that the cocoon site doesn't display well on Netscape 4.7
> >: it fails to load images whose name contain a space character, and
> >there are a lot of them in the left-side menu (e.g. "Who we
> >are-label.jpg").
> >
> >Changing the space character to its '%20' encoded form solves the
> >problem. How should we do that : in the XSL, with an additional URL
> >encoder transformer, or with a specialized HTML serializer ?
> >
> I'd plead for an additional (perhaps XSL ?) transforming step instead of
> a specialized HTML serializer. We can deliver content depending on the
> consumer, so if a browser requires special handling (such as Netscape
> 4.7) at a certain point, we can provide it.
Well, Netscape doesn't require special handling, but correct URLs ;)
RFC 1738 defines space as an "unsafe" character that should be encoded.
IE is just more tolerant with incorrect URLs produced by Cocoon.
Sylvain.
> Best regards,
>
> Michael Hartle,
> Hartle & Klug GbR
>
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Sylvain Wallez
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