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irhusker #1
Powerpoint mime type showing incorrectly as
In using CFFILE to handle an uploaded file a strange thing is happening with
the MIME type. I was checking accepted types and included
"application/vnd.ms-powerpoint" in the list. The odd thing is that any
Powerpoint files come through with a MIME type of "octet-stream" and not
"application/vnd.ms-powerpoint".
Easy enough to work around but I was wondering if anyone else had experienced
this?
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MattRobertson #2 Re: Powerpoint mime type showing incorrectly as
Make sur eyou don't still have the file open on your desktop, or still locked
by the O/S. I've noticed this happens a lot more to Mac users than Windows.
"application/octet-stream" is an undetermined executable application type
IIRC. Not something I have ever felt a desire to enable.
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