I use perl as server-side language to generate webpages dynamically.
The generated html page is as following:
############### html ################
<body>
<a href="#">Hello World</a>
<div id="box">How are you</div>
</body>
############### html ################
the jquery file:
############### jquery ################
$(document).ready(function(){
$("a").click(function(){
$('<p id="name">peter</p>').appendTo('#box');
if($('#name').length){
$('#name').show("slow");
}else{
alert("It doesn't exist.");
}
});
});
############### jquery ################
The question is if I use ==> print $q->header(-type=>'text/html', -
charset=>'utf-8'); <==
to generate the page, it works fine.
But if I use ==> print $q->header(-type=>'text/xml', -
charset=>'utf-8'); <==
it can't work at all.
I use MathML in my html pages, so I have to use "text/xml" to print
out http header.
Can anyone help me get through the problem?
Thanks a lot.
