show json in browser?

[xu.devel@googlemail.com]

Hello,

a browser will download the file test.php instead of to display it, if
the content type is text/x-json.

Is it possible to display the text in the browser?

== file: test.php ==
<?php
header("content-type text/x-json")
echo "test";
?>

thanks

best regards,
schuen

[Rami Elomaa]

Re: show json in browser?

xu.devel@google mail.com kirjoitti:

Hello,
>
a browser will download the file test.php instead of to display it, if
the content type is text/x-json.
>
Is it possible to display the text in the browser?
>

Yes, set the content-type to something the browser can handle
(text/plain, for example) instead of text/x-json.

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[Toby A Inkster]

Re: show json in browser?

Rami Elomaa wrote:

Yes, set the content-type to something the browser can handle
(text/plain, for example) instead of text/x-json.

Alternatively, configure the browser to open text/x-json documents itself.

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[-Lost]

Re: show json in browser?

Toby A Inkster wrote:

Rami Elomaa wrote:
>

>Yes, set the content-type to something the browser can handle
>(text/plain, for example) instead of text/x-json.

>
Alternatively, configure the browser to open text/x-json documents itself.

How?

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[Toby A Inkster]

Re: show json in browser?

Lost wrote:

Toby A Inkster wrote:
>

>Alternativel y, configure the browser to open text/x-json documents itself.

>
How?

Depends on the browser being used. In Opera it's in

Preferences =Advanced =Downloads

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[-Lost]

Re: show json in browser?

Toby A Inkster wrote:

Lost wrote:

>Toby A Inkster wrote:
>>

>>Alternatively , configure the browser to open text/x-json documents itself.

>How?

>
Depends on the browser being used. In Opera it's in
>
Preferences =Advanced =Downloads

Thanks.

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