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perl content-type: text/plain | user 4574, 051127 04:45 |
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quick question, i have the print("Content-type: text/plain \n\n"); but a browser alert pops up asking if i should download the file. i want the text to be displayed on the browser. is that a webserver thing or a web browser thing? |
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24.229.231.248.res-cmts.mtp.ptd.net |
Re: perl content-type: text/plain | Milo, 051127 09:06 |
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Careful, I believe the correct headername is actually Content-Type (note the capital T).
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milov.demon.nl |
Re: perl content-type: text/plain | Jan!, 051128 22:41 |
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user 4574: remove the space after "text/plain" and before "\n\n" milov: the headers are case-insensitive: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec4.html#sec4.2 I agree that capitalizing looks better, though. |
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d54C0B3C3.access.telenet.be |
Re: perl content-type: text/plain | Milo, 051129 15:55 |
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Case-insensitive? Wow, had no idea. I vaguely remember reading lots of advice to use Content-Type instead of Content-type in case of problems. Anyway, I'll be using CoNtEnT-TyPe from now on... :) |
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xdsl-169-250.caveonet.nl |
Re: perl content-type: text/plain | Jan!, 051201 15:55 |
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"CoNtEnT-TyPe: image/jpeg; subject=bReEzAh; q=0.1", dan? :-)
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