David Carlisle wrote:
>>Ok i will try to set the response mime type to text/xml,
> 
> ok (or application/xml is probably better)
> 
>>is text/xhtml also possible?
> 
> no, the declared type for xhtml is text/xhtml+xml  but IE doesn't know
> about that.
> 
> You will need to use <?xml-stylesheet to specify a stylesheet (which can
> simply be <xsl:copy-of select="."/>
> 
> But if you need to send to IE, why not send HTML, which it understands,
> rather than XHTML, which it doesn't?
> 

I'm sending it as html now, with output method set to html,
but then my document is not valid anymore,

elements like <meta and <br are not closed now,
does html transitional force you to close them??

Another strange thing,

I run 2 separate xsl-processors (my hosting provider runs
another version of libxslt)

My processor understands <xsl:output method="html"
and converts <br></br> to <br>
But the processor at the hostingprovider does not understand it.
It makes me crazy


I thought xsl was a standard, but each processor handles that standard 
differently