show.php
Doesn't correctly identify mime types because .extension (with dot) doesn't
match
mime.php entries. Either genmime.php needs to change and add dots, or this
worked
for me in ERW.php:
$ext = strtolower(strrchr(basename($filename), "."));
becomes:
$ext = strtolower(substr($filename, strrpos($filename, '.') +
1));
Haven't tested deviant cases where there are multiple periods (possible?) or no
extension at all.
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Second - when it DOES find a match, it's too late to change the header and add
the right mime type.
This worked for me:
ERW::connect();
ERW::checkValidUser();
move this block to right after ^^
if (isset($id)) $file = "$_ERW_fileBasePath/".str_replace("_", "/",
$type)."/".ERW::getOne("file from $type where id=$id");
else list($dummy, $file) = ERW::unpackArray($file);
Header("Content-Type: ".ERW::MIMEtype($file));
which DEFINITELY breaks the logic ... but it works.
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Final note - it appears that firefox ignores the Content-Type header, possibly
because I have the
web developer plugin, but I don't think that's it.
I will be playing with this a bit more and report what I find..
Alfred
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