Dave Watts wrote: >> I was about to try some gzip compression of CSS files, but >> found that CF's GetHttpRequestData().headers doesn't include >> the "Accept-Encoding" >> field when I hit the page from windows with Firefox (2 or 3) >> or IE7, but when I use Firefox Add-on "Live Http Headers", I >> see "Accept-Encoding: >> gzip,deflate" >> >> Does anyone know why the "Accept-Encoding" field is missing from >> GetHttpRequestData() ?? >> >> Here's my test page, where I call GetHttpRequestData() then >> <CFDUMP> the result. >> >> http://dragonflygirl.com/testgzip.cfm >> > > When I go to your URL, it shows up for me (FF3). In your screenshot, there's > an "X-McProxyFilter" header, which may be removing the value. > > Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software > http://www.figleaf.com/ > Thanks Dave, I see that now ... So it's not a CF problem, that part is good. If only I could track down where it's coming from. I think it's from McAfee, but I have no "Proxy" settings in McAfee & I just tried turning it all off and still get the "X-McProxyFilter" header. I'm heading out into the non-CF world to keep looking for answers -- if any of you know any more, please let me know.
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