Changing parser output MIME type

[m_roguski@yahoo.com]

Is there a way that without need of creating any "wrapper" script, PHP
can parse .css files with scripts embedded and pass them to clients
with proper MIME type (text/css instead of text/html)?

[Oli Filth]

Re: Changing parser output MIME type

m_roguski@yahoo .com said the following on 27/03/2006 16:48:[color=blue]
> Is there a way that without need of creating any "wrapper" script, PHP
> can parse .css files with scripts embedded and pass them to clients
> with proper MIME type (text/css instead of text/html)?
>[/color]

See the PHP manual for header().

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Oli

[m_roguski@yahoo.com]

Re: Changing parser output MIME type

Did I just write _without_ a wrapper?

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Changing parser output MIME type

m_roguski@yahoo .com wrote:[color=blue]
> Is there a way that without need of creating any "wrapper" script, PHP
> can parse .css files with scripts embedded and pass them to clients
> with proper MIME type (text/css instead of text/html)?
>[/color]

Not without a wrapper, no. You can only send one MIME type per file - and
you're already sending text/html for your main file.


When you do a link, img, etc., the browser must make a second request for the
new file. And that one will have its own MIME type.
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[Oli Filth]

Re: Changing parser output MIME type

m_roguski@yahoo .com said the following on 27/03/2006 16:56:[color=blue]
> Did I just write _without_ a wrapper?
>[/color]

Yes.

So?

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Oli