browser mime types

Original post address: http://ons.javaeye.com/blog/368841   Entry description[Edit this section ] Multi-purpose InternetMessage extension (MIME, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) is an internet standard that extends emailStandard to support non-

Mime (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, multi-purpose Internet Mail Extension) is a specification for creating file formats for email exchange, network documents, and other applications on the enterprise network and Internet. Each MIME format

 // Specify a stream that cannot be read by the client and must be downloaded.Response. contenttype = "application/X-msdownload ";   Mime The MIME type is the type used by an application to open a file with a certain extension. When a file with the

Introduction A MIME type is a type of file that sets an extension that is opened by an application, and the browser automatically opens with the specified application when the extension file is accessed. Many are used to specify some

Iis|mime| Tricks MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, multi-purpose Internet Message extensions) is created for e-mail exchange, network documentation, And the specification of file formats in the enterprise network and other applications on

[1] common MIME types (general type): hypertext markup language text. HTML text/htmlxml document. XML text/xmlxhtml document. XHTML application/XHTML + XML plain text. TXT text/plainrtf text. RTF application/rtfpdf document. PDF

Reprint Address: http://www.cuplayer.com/player/Help/2011/0625/83.htmlMaybe you're wondering why I uploaded an flv or MP4 file to the server and entered the correct address through the HTTP protocol to access the always "can't find this page" 404

The MIME type is used to set a file extension.ProgramWhen the file with the extension is accessed, the browser automatically opens the file with the specified application. It is used to specify custom client file names and open media files. The

MIME Type, mimetype First, we need to know how the browser handles the content. The content displayed in the browser includes HTML, XML, GIF, and Flash ...... Then, how does a browser differentiate them and decide what content is displayed in what

Maybe you may wonder why the 404 error "this page cannot be found" always occurs when I upload FLV or MP4 files to the server and enter the correct address to access the file through HTTP? This indicates that MP4 files cannot be identified by the