you mean like http://host.com/getafile.php?23535 which is what I'm doing at the moment

the server still wouldn't know the mimetype to send though - I supply the header and I get it from what I stored in a type field in the table when the file was uploaded (the binary file data is stored in a blob field and the filename is stored in another field) there isn't anything for the server to examine to find out it's mimetype.

I still don't understand why Adobe are imposing a mimtype on our uploads and preventing us from changing it to whatever we want though.


Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Wednesday 12 July 2006 11:15, Phil Marston wrote:
  
If you issue a redirect to the content, your web server should provide
the correct MIME type.
      
but the file doesn't exist (it's reconstructed from a database entry) so
the server knows nothing about it.
    

You could rig things up so that
http://host.com/getafile/23535
retrieved file #23535 and spat it out, for instance.

  

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