Second, the problem I was having is due to the cache. Even thought I tried to disable it, and I also reseted the machine, only by clearing it the desired result would be outputed. And it must be cleared EVERY time I change the serializer from xml to html, an vice versa. It is weird that only this xml declaration thing is affected. When I changed the content, everything was fine. the result would immediately show up.
I will have to test this some more to find out what can I do to solve this behavior.
Thanks for the help everybody.
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IceT wrote:
Hello,
Every time I output something with Cocoon, it omits the xml-declaration. Can anybody help me?
Looks like it doesn't use your xml serializer at all.
Does cocoon send mimetype "text/xml" as you've configured the xml serializer? You can check it with Firefox =>Tools =>Info.
If so, it should of course use your configuration. If not, there are some points where you could try to improve.
1. Your sitemap should have only one serializer name="html" but you got two of them.
2. And your map:serializers section should have a default serializer like <map:serializers default="YourChoice">
3. In XSLT, when working with Cocoon, you shouldn't use <xsl:output /> since this is controlled by the serializer's configuration.
Another (off topic) question: Could you tell me why everybody abides by (Western encoding) iso-8859-1 instead of simply always using utf-8 which is the default encoding for XML? AFAIK *all* common browsers are supporting Unicode encoded with utf-8.
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