This command will allow your users' browsers to do estimated download
times:
headers set "Content-Length" [file size $fileName]
FWIW, my implementations of Content-Disposition have the filename
included inside filename="filenamehere.xyz" rather than just having
the filename as the value of the Content-Disposition field
On Feb 25, 2007, at 5:02 AM, Massimo Manghi wrote:
Quoting David Welton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Things should work more or less like this: the first 'puts' triggers
header sending. So if you're doing templates or anything like that,
that might be a place to look.
Of course I'm doing templates, but before I can put my code
in the template structure I wish I had a simple working piece
of code.
Do you mean that placing a "puts" in the right place might
get the headers sent at the right time? I tested apache
on this script
headers type "application/pdf"
headers set content-disposition "PPP.pdf"
set poster [open Poster.pdf r]
fconfigure $poster -translation binary
set pdf [read $poster]
close $poster
puts $pdf
strace output shows the calls on "write" with the headers
as buffers, but the browsers didn't notice it. I'm
trying to dump the whole session tonight
-- Massimo Manghi
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