On Thursday 27 March 2008 19:04, Michael Rogers wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Okay, replying to myself and topposting... *hands some spears* > > > > I made a test and simply replaced the mimetype with "image/gif", so the > > "image" is broken but the browser still thinks it's an image and > > hopefully behaves normal. > > My Opera 9.23 sends a new request after 5 seconds, so from my side it > > seems to work with binary based mimetypes. > > Just tried a similar test with Firefox 2.0.0.12, using cat to splice > together the headers and images and feeding them to netcat's stdin... > the first image loads, then after 5 seconds it sends another request but > doesn't seem to understand the response - a window pops up saying I'm > trying to download a nameless file of type BIN. Worse, if the first > image is embedded in an HTML page it never seems to try the refresh. > > Also did some quick tests with multipart/x-mixed-replace - it works, but > you have to keep the connection open which defeats the purpose.
Refresh definitely works with an iframe and definitely doesn't work with an img here (with firefox). > > Cheers, > Michael
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