On Thursday 22 March 2001 02:32, you wrote:
> I've got a situation where I'm interested in returning a header without
> ANY mime type specified. It looks like the default Mime type is set by
> the server (plain text)? Or at least when I don't specify the type
It's set by PHP (text/html)
> that's what my server is returning. I'd also like to ensure that there
> is no content length returned. Is this possible?
So you want to give the browser something and make really sure that it
has no chance of interpreting it correctly? Perhaps I miss something, but
unless your visitors are masochists with too much time on their hands
that's a sure way to lose them really quickly.
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- David Weinberger JOHO January 25, 2000
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