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Newbie has question that's not exactly Python...
Chris Gonnermanchris.gonnerman at usa.net
Tue Apr 3 23:28:36 EDT 2001
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave LeBlanc" <whisper at oz.net>Subject: Re: Newbie has question that's not exactly Python...> I did an experiment where I tried to load a gif file into IE directly> from disk (File:Open). Instead of displaying it inline, it brought up> the helper app associated with gif files.Doesn't work that way. IE uses it's internal mime-type handler whenprocessing Content-type: headers, but may call the helper app whenFile:Open is used. My method is fundamentally correct. > I believe that you'll have to add just a bit of html around your image> before a browser is going to accept it. I don't believe that> "content-type image/gif" is enough! According to the html standard, at> least <html> is needed to start things off.Nope again. The data following the blank line must be raw image dataof the type specified. Starting with a DTD or <html> tag is only donewhen the Content-type: text/html is being processed (actually some browsers"guess" that HTML is required when the type is text/plain and the data "looks like" HTML... drives me nuts sometimes.)
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