Hi,
Doing something like this will work also:
$my_header = split("\n", rlib_get_content_type($rlib));
foreach($my_header as $x) {
if($x != '')
header($x);
}
On Sat, 2007-06-23 at 15:35 +0200, michiel wrote:
> It looks like the php header function does not like the newline between
> Content-Type and Content-Length in PHP 5.16
> if I do:
>
> header(rlib_get_content_type($rlib), true);
> rlib_spool($rlib);
> rlib_free($rlib);
>
> The header does not set correctly and PDF's are displayed as text in the
> browser
>
> However:
>
> $hh = rlib_get_content_type($rlib);
> $cl = strpos($hh, 'Content-Length');
> $ctype_string = substr($hh,0,$cl);
> $clength_string = substr($hh, $cl);
> header(trim($ctype_string), true);
> header(trim($clength_string));
> rlib_spool($rlib);
> rlib_free($rlib);
>
> It works fine!
>
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