On Apr 29, 8:52 pm, Rick <richard.t.ll...@gmail.com> wrote:
\> NOTE: the content_type associated with .jpg is image/jpeg
> NOTE: the content_type associated with .JPG is text/plain
>
> This difference causes Firefox to identify all .JPG files as "JPEG
> Picture" rather than "image/jpeg...", resulting in different behavior
> in the browser when the "link_to" link is followed.
>
> Where should I take this problem?
Well if it is a rails problem, I'd post to the rails core list. Are
you sure it is though? who serves up that image (ie does the request
for bla/.../foo.JPG go through rails at all ? if it doesn't it can
hardly be rails' fault). You may find that it is actually thin mis-
reporting the content-type (and i'm pretty sure there's no way it
checks in the database to see what the content_type of the file is).
Fred
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