[Mod_transform] Apache warning: [mod_transform: Warning, no content type was set! Fix your XSLT!] - what does this mean?

[perry.tew at cibavision.com]

Edward,
 Thanks for the quick response!   Your suggestion solved my problem.  I 
added 

<xsl:output method='html' media-type='text/html' />

into my xsl sheet and it solved all my issues.  No more warnings in the 
apache logs and the Content-Type is now set to text/html.  Firefox 
rendered it beautifully.  I really appreciate your help.

-Perry



That warning is, I believe from libxslt, and is most likely referring to
you not having a media-type="text/html" attribute in your <xsl:output>
tag.

On Sat, 2005-08-06 at 15:00, perry.tew at cibavision.com wrote:
> Hey,
>   Nice module.  I just installed it.  Thanks for writing it.   I 
received 
> the following warning in my apache log when testing out the module.  The 

> transformation was successful.
> 
> mod_transform: Warning, no content type was set! Fix your XSLT!
> 
> Can you elaborate on how I can fix my xslt?  I'm not sure what I should 
> put into my xslt file.  I added a meta tag specifying a content tag of 
> text/html, but that didn't work and was stripped out and replaced by the 

> transformation.
> 
> I used the cdcatalog example from www.w3schools.com (xsl tutorial) as my 

> test.
> http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_transformation.asp
> 
> 
> Here is my apache configuration, in case the problem is there.
> <VirtualHost _default_:5035>
> 
> AddOutputFilter XSLT xml
> 
> <Directory "/web/devel/tewpe1/intranet/apache/htdocs/xmltest">
>         TransformOptions +ApacheFS
>         TransformSet /xmltest/cdcatalog.xsl
> </Directory>
> 
> ...
> 
> 
> Also, the url for my test is 
> http://server:5035/xmltest/cdcatalog.xml
> so, Firefox is treating like an xml document (the content-type is also 
> text/xml).
> Do you have any strategy for getting Firefox to process it as an html 
> document?  I noticed that the outoforder.cc web site used directories 
for 
> all urls, thus avoiding the problem of file extensions.  I thought about 

> using mod_rewrite.  Not all files on the server are to be transformed, 
so 
> I hesitate to change the mime type for the .xml extension.
> 
> At any rate, thanks for your time and effort.
> Perry Tew
> 
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