[SOLUTION] Backend XML-Error in Firefox and 1.2.8 150806

silver · Post by **silver** » Wed 16. Aug 2006, 20:36

Hi folks,
after updating to 1.2.8 150806 I get the following error in Firefox when trying to login:

XML-Verarbeitungsfehler: Syntax-Fehler
Adresse: http://christoph-von-gonschor.de/neu/login.php
Zeile Nr. 1, Spalte 63:<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
--------------------------------------------------------------^

a similary error comes in Firefox, when trying to launch upgrade.php:

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XML-Verarbeitungsfehler: Nicht übereinstimmendes Tag. Erwartet: </link>.
Adresse: http://christoph-von-gonschor.de/neu/setup/upgrade.php
Zeile Nr. 16, Spalte 3:</head>
--^

In Firefox also the frontend looks a litte scattered...

In IE everything seems to work well.

What's up? anyone an idea?

Greetz

silver

pico · Post by **pico** » Wed 16. Aug 2006, 20:56

Hi

see -> http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=70660#70660

silver · Post by **silver** » Wed 16. Aug 2006, 20:56

prob solved by this:
http://www.phpwcms.info/forum/viewtopic ... 0660#70660

By the way:
does anyone know if this is a general prob with FF?

BR

silver

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Wed 16. Aug 2006, 21:14

It's a problem in the backend which is not XHTML compatible - so FF uses wrong renderer. My fault

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But there is a setting in conf.inc.php which disables sending such header to the browser:

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$phpwcms['header_XML']        = 0; // Content Type: 1 = application/xhtml+xml, 0 = text/html

Oliver

pico · Post by **pico** » Wed 16. Aug 2006, 22:09

Hi

if in default.inc.php

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header('Content-Type: text/html; charset='.PHPWCMS_CHARSET);

is used for both - it seems to work in IE and FF also with XHTML setting for

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$_use_content_type = 'application/xhtml+xml';

so only the Header Data will bring the FF to work wrong and IE also doesn't work correct.

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Wed 16. Aug 2006, 22:13

don't mix it here - the setting in conf.inc.php is doing the correct thing. IE does not work with application/xhtml+xml so it is always using text/html.

Oliver