Re: Re: HTTP_Download
| From: | Sebastian Baran | Date: | Tue, 20 Apr 2004 12:00:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: HTTP_Download | ||
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Tuesday, April 20, 2004, 1:00:19 PM, you wrote:
MW> Hi Sebastian Baran, you wrote:
>> Hi all!
>>
>> Has somebody tried to use HTTP_Download to send PDF file as 'inline'?
>> I'm just trying to do that and I get following error:
>> 'HTTP_RANGE' => 'bytes=628970-630121, 645439-645919, 7913-102580'
MW> HTTP_Download should ignore composite Range headers, but it
MW> seems that it doesn't catch this particular situation.
MW> Could you please test if attached version fixes your problem?
Thanks for your help.
New version's working well. But.. Well, I'm confused - after reboot
(reboot of my test server - apache@win2k), old version started to work
either. I have no idea why it's working now and before not. Anyway,
I'll use the one sent by you - thanks!
If I could have one more question - about guessContentType() method.
I can't get it to recognize PDF nor RTF/DOC files. It returns false or
text/plain (for MSWord docs). I tried with magic.mime file bundled
with PHP as well as with the one with Apache server. For HTML files it
works ok. I know it's mime_content_type() issue but maybe you know if
it's possible somehow to make use of it. Or do I have to set content
type manually?
Best regards,
Sebastian