Hi all,
I've been trying to get a file to appear in an HTMLViewer but the
HTMLViewer window remains empty and does not throw an error - if I
use the same url in Safari then the file downloads without trouble.
Then I realized that because the file does not appear in Safari (it
downloads but does not appear in the window) then the server must be
using a "Content-Type: application/force-download" in it's header to
force the file to download. This means that the HTMLViewer can not
view the file but is it being downloaded somewhere? Does anyone know
what happens to a file using HTMLViewer when the server uses a
"Content-Type: application/force-download" to serve the file?
Is there any way of ignoring a "Content-Type: application/force-
download" and allow the file to appear in an HTMLViewer?
This problem also arises when using a MoviePlayer1.movie=OpenURLMovie
(url) when the url is served with a "Content-Type: application/force-
download" in the header from the server.
Am I on track here? Does anyone have any thoughts or comments? Can we
ignore these headers somehow? Would it be handy for the HTMLViewer to
contain a 'HeadersReceived" event so we can see what is being sent by
the server?
Any thoughts or comments would be great.
Cheers
Jeff
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