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Hi,
I solved the problem by applying as custom made Filter class ( inherit from Stream ) to the Response.Filter in the pages override void OnInit -method. Here I do the try-to-make-the-response-html 4.01-compliant.
The thing is that this is pretty much what I first tried to do, but the difference is that the OnInit seems to happen after EpiServer framework has done their replace-to-xhtml.
So what happens here is:
1. EpiServer framework doing some regex stuff to try to make the html xhtml compliant
2. My code removes what EpiServer framework has done ;-)
Have any other suggestions, please comment !
Hi !
Is it possible to have Episerver output HTML 4.01 "code" in any way ? For me, it just tries to output XHTML, regardless what I do. ( = ends tags in a xml/"correct" way etc )
So far I have tried:
* Build a HTTP module ( inherit from IHttpModule )
- In this, tried to replace all typical xhtml tags from /> to >. The problem is that in this moment, the HTML is like it should ( in this case html 4.01 ), It seems like EpiServer is doing something with it later in the process ?
( the reason that I want to make something that looks like HTML 4.01 is that it works better for html Emails )
Thanks for answers / suggestions !