Ray Morris wrote:
Google Content-Disposition. This is techincally a
MAIL header, not an HTTP header, I think, but the
major browsers seem to pay some attention to it,
at least some times.
Ah, that's perfect. Firefox honors it on Save As...,
and Safari honors it on both Save As... and when
I have a module that is serving out images in various formats
and resolution. Our canonical format is:
/operation/image/resolution
for example, to get a jpeg thumbnail of foo.tif 256 pixels:
http://myserver/thumb/foo.tif/256-wide-jpg
This is all working well now and fits in with how other
Google Content-Disposition. This is techincally a
MAIL header, not an HTTP header, I think, but the
major browsers seem to pay some attention to it,
at least some times.
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