Hi Dieter all
The problem is, currently, not interesting enough for
me to analyse is seriously.
I can well understand, I wish I could forget about it :(
If you know, that you add only "*.doc" files
I add .doc, .zip, .exe (self-extracting zip), .pdf and
.ppt ... so the quick and dirty
Jean Jordaan writes:
The other thing I'm wondering is, it looks as if '.doc' should
*always* be recognized as msword. How could it sometimes turn up
as octet-stream? To add documents I call:
a href="manage_addProduct/ccDoc/ccDocClass_factory"
Add a document./a
The
Hi Dieter all
How does Zope recognize the type of a file?
It uses "OFS.content_types.guess_content_type"
OK, so 'manage_addFile' uses 'guess_content_type'?
I'm a bit confused here .. I see three lists of content
types, excerpted below. They are in:
1. 'lib/python/OFS/content_types.py'
Hi Zopers
How does Zope recognize the type of a file? Mostly it
recognizes .doc's correctly as 'application/msword', but
sometimes they turn up as 'application/octet-stream'.
Others, like .fh8 (Freehand) and .exe (self-extracting
zip) are (unsurprisingly) also turning up as
Jean Jordaan wrote:
Hi Zopers
How does Zope recognize the type of a file? Mostly it
recognizes .doc's correctly as 'application/msword', but
sometimes they turn up as 'application/octet-stream'.
Others, like .fh8 (Freehand) and .exe (self-extracting
zip) are (unsurprisingly) also
Jean Jordaan writes:
How does Zope recognize the type of a file?
It uses "OFS.content_types.guess_content_type" (look at the source
in OFS/Image.py),
unless the manage_addFile specifies an explicit "content_type".
Can Zope be taught more types?
Look at the source of "OFS.content_types".
