HTML Question -- Binary Downloads
Janina Sajka
janina at afb.net
Tue Jan 1 11:42:51 EST 2002
Can someone tell me what determines whether a hyperlinked file will be
treated as a text page to be retrieved and rendered as opposed to a binary
file to be downloaded and saved?
I'm writing a HOWTO and want to point to downloadable image files with
hyperlinks, but my links aren't working correctly. I've tried both http://
and ftp:// addressing, but always get the same result--my iso images are
grabbed as though they were text. What I'm wanting is the lynx screen that
says "Download or Cancel."
Is this a permissions issue? A server-side Apache configuration issue? I'm
stumped.
All help most gratefully appreciated.
--
Janina Sajka, Director
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