I use Mozilla Firefox for testing, as it is one of the web browsers, which supports MathML without external plugins.
And digging into the problem more, I have founded one thing:
From
Wikipedia:
"If you want to view how MathML works in Mozilla, you have to save it with the file extension ".xml".
And it is really true, if you try to open the same MathML document with .html extension, it will be not parsed (being defined as xhtml document in root). But with .xhtml (or .xml) extension it will be parsed fine.
So, it seems that the pages generated by Seaside with MathML code in are not recognized by Mozilla Firefox aka files with .xhtml extension, and so MathML parsing fails.
Is this a bug in Firefox or there could be a solution from Seaside part (?)
As the quick and not very good MathML support sollution I have found this:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Mozilla_MathML_Project/Authoring
https://developer.mozilla.org/@api/deki/files/4260/=mathml_in_html4.zipIncluding MathML in <object> or <iframe> elements etc, but this forces to use WAFileLbrary infrastructure for serving Math formulas as external .xml files.
Thanks for any insights,
Nikolay
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