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I use something similar to the following code.

$accept_tag = isset($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT']) ? strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT']) : '';

if (isset($accept_tag) && strpos($accept_tag, 'application/xml') !== false)
{
    [ code ]
}

The strtolower is used over stripos due to the latter only being available in PHP5 upwards. If you use your code above, (which appears fine too), I would add a strtolower on the tag before exploding it.

True. I was forgetting about that potential problem area.

Cheers. If that's so, there is a link at the bottom of the topic or forum to moderate the respective topic or forum being viewed.

Enable debug mode and post the complete error message. Or, alternatively, inspect the SQL logs for the error message entered there.

Edit: Btw, this thread should be in troubleshooting, not bug reports.

No worries. It is just that it makes it harder for people to gauge what the thread is regarding.

Who is your host? That reply they gave you seems pretty much useless. You really need to try them again and try and get something useful out of them. If they are that useless again with their response, I'd suggest switching to a decent host, personally. You may get this specific problem sorted without their help eventually, but that type of offhand host will always cause you problems in some way or form

You have provided your own answer to that paragragh. That code cannot, in normal use, be inserted into the database, hence the outward bound parsing would be moot.

You cannot parse for unknowns. If you are going to enter code via whichever means manually, then you need to make sure that code is formatted correctly.

One point to note, however, is that if you change the type to application/xml, and no programme is set to handle that mimetype, it will just prompt the user to save the file or select a programme with which to view it. Text/xml will at least display the content within the browser if no feed reader or such like is registered for that protocol. It's horses for courses.

I'm personally rather unfamiliar with the specifics of the 1.3* code, but I'm sure one of the devs should be able to point you in the right direction. You have to allow time for the fact that it is Christmas, when factoring for a response, however.

That's defeating the purpose of having the security token, however.

It may also be worthwhile contacting Utchin.