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I get this strange error ONLY in Chrome it works in all the other browsers I have.
Examplehttp://designb.udv.ef.dk/imagegen.ashx?image=/media/7930/Juicy%20Salif,%20Alessi%201990-1991.jpg&width=350
Error 349: net::ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION)
Regards
Mikkel Johansen
Thanks for the bug report, Mikkel!
This is an issue starting with Chrome 16. http://www.altitudesolutions.co.uk/Blog/post/2011/12/28/Chrome-16-breaking-use-of-ASP-NET-AddHeader-Method.aspx
This is what is returned by ImageGen in this case in the response headers:
Content-Disposition: filename=Juicy Salif, Alessi 1990-1991.jpeg
It should be:
Content-Disposition: filename="Juicy Salif, Alessi 1990-1991.jpeg"
I'll need to change that in code.
As a workaround until then you have two options: remove the comma from the filename, or don't use ImageGen Professional for this particular site if you don't need it's capabilities (because only in Pro does the content disposition get set).
cheers, and thanks again.doug.
Thanks, We will remove the comma.
RegardMikkel
Has this bug been fixed? I'm usig imageGen 2.5.7 and getting the same problem in Chrome with a comma in the file name.
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Header error in Chrome
I get this strange error ONLY in Chrome it works in all the other browsers I have.
Example
http://designb.udv.ef.dk/imagegen.ashx?image=/media/7930/Juicy%20Salif,%20Alessi%201990-1991.jpg&width=350
Error 349: net::ERR_RESPONSE_HEADERS_MULTIPLE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION)
Regards
Mikkel Johansen
Thanks for the bug report, Mikkel!
This is an issue starting with Chrome 16. http://www.altitudesolutions.co.uk/Blog/post/2011/12/28/Chrome-16-breaking-use-of-ASP-NET-AddHeader-Method.aspx
This is what is returned by ImageGen in this case in the response headers:
It should be:
I'll need to change that in code.
As a workaround until then you have two options: remove the comma from the filename, or don't use ImageGen Professional for this particular site if you don't need it's capabilities (because only in Pro does the content disposition get set).
cheers, and thanks again.
doug.
Thanks, We will remove the comma.
Regard
Mikkel
Has this bug been fixed? I'm usig imageGen 2.5.7 and getting the same problem in Chrome with a comma in the file name.
is working on a reply...
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