Matt Arnold writes:
> I have written an Apache::Registry script which uses CGI.pm to accomplish
> the same thing. And I'm shocked and amazed that setting the
> Content-Disposition actually works -- even for IE5. Given how little
> attention Content-Disposition seems to get, I'm afraid that my users will
> want to run a browser where it doesn't work. Have you run into troubles
> with weird browsers not understanding the Content-Disposition header?
>
> Anyway, sorry I can't offer any insights as to why it doesn't work for you.
> The only thing that I'm doing differently is not setting the content-length.
Matt, I think I have resolved the issue now by using
$r->cgi_header_out and $r->send_cgi_header. I'll have to see what they
are doing exactly but Content-disposition seems to work for NS 4.6,
MSIE 4.0 and MSIE 5.0
Dirk
