I'm writing links to server generated content. (Content is in
protected directory and then rewritten to a public place)

I'm writing a header like this:

Content-Disposition: inline; filename=my _mp3.mp3
Content-type: audio/mpeg3

mp3 content here....


This works fine in browsers other than Safari. When you try to save in
Safari, instead of picking up the my_mp3.mp3 filename, it uses the
script filename. Not good.

So, what have I missed?

I suppose I could use mod_rewrite to fake it....


Going on a week in which Earthlink Usenet has been down. What a
horrible unresponsive ISP.

Jeff

EMAIL REMOVED wrote:
> I'm writing links to server generated content. (Content is in
> protected directory and then rewritten to a public place)
>
> I'm writing a header like this:
>
> Content-Disposition: inline; filename=my _mp3.mp3
> Content-type: audio/mpeg3
>
> mp3 content here....

What if you try:
Content-Disposition: inline; filename="my _mp3.mp3"
Content-Type: audio/mpeg3


Note the quotes and a fixed capital in Content-Type.
Furthermore: are you sure there should be a space in there?

Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus