I have some issues with a PHP file that is not working properly. The Content-type does not get recieved by any browser at all. Firebug interprets the file as text/html instead of css. Here\'s the file
I am trying to determine a file\'s mime type.I\'ve tried a few methods, but haven\'t come up with anything that gives consistent output.I\'ve tried $mime = mime_content_type($file) and $mime = exec(\'
I have a CGI script that prints the following on stdout: print \"Status: 302 Redirect\\n\"; print \"Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1\\n\";
string fileName = \"test.zip\"; string path = \"c:\\\\temp\\\\\"; string fullPath = path + fileName; FileInfo file = new FileInfo(fullPath);
I cant get a PHP file to send correct headers at my WAMP server. Wouldn\'t be a problem normally except that is phpMyAdmin that is freaking out and that the main css files are not working in Firefox.
Is it possible to use multiple header types in one document? For example:开发者_运维知识库 header(\"Content-type: image/jpeg\");
I created a custom content type FaqEntry in OpenCMS (three fields - title, question, answer) and registered it. When I create a new file of that type and want to edit it, it shows the three fields the
Where could I find out the content type for a specific file format/extension? For example, I know that an mp3 can be one of the following content types:
Here\'s a common pattern in my controller actions: respond_to do |format| format.html {} format.js { render :layout => false
I have a website that works perfectly under built-for specification but with the increased use of SIM card dongles I’ve (I won’t be the first to be pulling his hair out over this) encountered a site
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