Expected Results: All frames should be rendered with content What I got: With two frames specified in a frameset, I only get one frame rendered This problem occurs with Safari 2.0 under 10.4.1 (8B15) but not with Safari 1.2.3 under 10.3.5. Haven't checked Safari 1.3 under 10.3.9. Steps to reproduce: 1) Open attached file "frame_frameborder_0.xml" in Safari 2.0 (412) 2) Notice the first frame is rendered (apple.com) but the second frame isn't displayed 3) Now , open attached file "frame_frameborder_0.html" This is a exact copy of the previous test except it has a .html extention. This file is rendered with both frames properly rendered. Perhaps there is a parser error when the file uses a .xml extension ?
Created attachment 2098 [details] XHTML 1.0 Frameset document that uses a .xml extension
Created attachment 2099 [details] XHTML 1.0 Frameset document that uses a .html extension
Apple Bug : <rdar://problem/4141211>
This bug is confirmed in Safari 2.0.2 but works properly in ToT.