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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Florent Guillaume <gu...@clipper.ens.fr> on 1996/01/06 01:34:50 UTC
cgi problem
I don't have time to answer to this guy now, so I thought I'd forward it
to the list.
Forwarded Message:
I hate to bother you but may be you can resolve the following ... Thank
you in advance ... Bev.
FYI:
Thank you for the response .... I am boggled to why this does not work
for me ...
When I execute a CGI that starts with:
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#!/bin/sh
#File: Menu.cgi
echo -e "Window-target: MAIN \n"
echo -e "Location: /docs/file.html \n\n"
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Netscape sees the Window-target statement as an unrecognized MIME type
and asks the user what to save this file Menu.cgi as and does not even
get to the /docs/file.html line ... hmm.
I wonder if this is an apache problem ...
Thank you!
Bev.
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From: Will Kessler[SMTP:kessler@roses.Stanford.EDU]
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 1996 3:17 AM
To: Alex P.
Subject: Re: Window-target tag for Netscape Frames in a CGI ...
HOW?
Hi, Don't know about apache, but from netsite and ncsa I just use in
perl5:
print "Window-target: window_name$CRLF";
where window_name is the one given in the frame tags. I put this along
with
other content headers. So NOT in the html.
--
Will Kessler
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