- From: Urs Holzer <urs@andonyar.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 18:08:20 +0100
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Hi It is possible to open a resource of type image/gif or image/png in Amaya. If you then hit "save as", everything looks as if the image itself will be saved. Indeed, this is what happens if you save the file local on the disk or if the viewed image is a file on the local disk. However if you save it on a server using PUT _and_ the image is a remote resource fetched with GET, then the HTML document Amaya uses internally to show the image (if I understand that correctly) gets sent instead of the image itself. (It even gets sent as Content-type image/gif or image/png.) I.e. it sends something like: <html><head><title>eingerollt.png</title></head><body><img src="internal:http://www.andonyar.com/stylesheets/eingerollt.png" alt="image"></body></html> Steps to reproduce: 1. Load an image from a remote HTTP server 2. Save the image with "File"->"save as" on a remote HTTP Server 3. Load the saved image in Amaya or any other Browser I did not test it with other image formats such as jpg. I am using the (to the time of writing this) HEAD revision from the CVS repository, on Linux (Debian Etch). Greetings Urs
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