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[2014-04-15 13:10 UTC] ab@php.net
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[2014-04-15 13:10 UTC] ab@php.net
[2014-04-15 13:20 UTC] dde at innovaphone dot com
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[2014-04-16 07:51 UTC] ab@php.net
[2014-04-16 07:51 UTC] ab@php.net
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[2014-04-20 18:39 UTC] ab@php.net
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Description: ------------ I'm currently developing a website with XML and XSL files where XSLT is done. First an XML file is served which contains a reference to an XSL file and the browser does the transformation. Sadly this doesn't work (at least with Firefox/Chrome) if the web server doesn't set a correct Content-Type header. So I vote for two new lines inside the mime_type_map in php_cli_server.c: { "xml", "application/xml" }, { "xsl", "application/xml" }, A router script with custom mime types is no option as the debugging gets extremely slow (Visual Studio 2013 with plugin PHP tools and xdebug). Greetings, Daniel