Sorry, my misstake. It turned out that the filename (stored in MySQL)
was UTF8 encoded. Setting the content header filename value
"manually" to something including umlaut characters was no problem.
Lazy me...
Nice weekend.
//frank
9 jun 2007 kl. 21.51 skrev Frank Arensmeier:
Hi.
I have been struggling with a little problem for quite some time
now, without finding a good solution.
On one of my pages, users are able to download files that contain
none US ASCII characters in their filenames (e.g. character ö,ä,å).
And I would like to set the original filename in the content
header. But according to RFC2183 on "... The Content-Dispostion
Header Field", characters that are not part of US ASCII are not
allowed in content headers. Is there any chance to get around this
limitation? On the other hand, uploading files that contain
"special characters" in their filenames is no problem. Why is that
so? My "solution" so far is that I simply replace those characters
(ä with a, ö with o and so on).
Any ideas?
//frank
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