Hi,
This is probably a really easy one.
I am just setting myself up to tryPerl
scripting. My first job is to set the Character Set and MIME Typeto
besent in the header.
What test should I carry out to make sure that the
header is correct?
Regards,
Charlie
PERL questions should be directed to a PERL list as PERL is a
scripting language and NOT a web standard.
This is in accordance with the guidelines of the WSG email list.
If you have the answer to this question, please reply OFF LIST to the sender.
Regards,
Gary Menzel
(for WSG CORE)
On Tue,
Hi Charles
Download Firefox (if you haven't already) and then install the
LiveHTTPHeaders plug in (http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/). Restart
Firefox and LiveHTTPHeaders will then be under the tools menu and all
your headers will be revealed.
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Mark Stanton
Gruden Pty Ltd
On 12/21/04 12:38 AM Charles Slack [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this out:
I am just setting myself up to try Perl scripting. My first job is to set the
Character Set and MIME Type to be sent in the header.
What test should I carry out to make sure that the header is correct?
Shouldn't your query be
: Re: [WSG] HOW DO I KNOW THAT MY HTML FILE HEADER IS BEING SENT
CORRECTLY?
Hi Charles
Download Firefox (if you haven't already) and then install the
LiveHTTPHeaders plug in (http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/). Restart
Firefox and LiveHTTPHeaders will then be under the tools menu and all
From: Gary Menzel
PERL questions should be directed to a PERL list as PERL is a
scripting language and NOT a web standard.
The question was about HTTP and MIME, which - in my mind - do
fall under web standards...
Patrick
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