What's the current thought on the filename value? RFC2183 says the values should be 78 chars and limited to ASCII. 2184 and then 2231 discuss encoding but not clear how well supported. See http://greenbytes.de/tech/tc2231/ for various tests on browsers.
Should I limit to 78 "characters" and then percent-encode the encoded utf8 string? uri_escape( encode( 'UTF-8', substr($name, 0, 78) ) ); Or encode to US-ASCII and let encode replace non ASCII with "?"? That seems ugly. Too bad HTTP::Headers doesn't abstract all this out. -- Bill Moseley [email protected]
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