- From: Patrice Calve <patrice.calve@cactuscom.ca>
- Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 11:14:46 -0400
- To: www-html@w3.org
> <a href="FTP://myPublicFtpFolder/myPage.html">get it by clicking</a> > (or the page clicks using client-side script) > > that's it, 95% of browser will load down by ftp, WITHOUT > showing any html. > or maybe i didn`t really get the point, and that's too easy a > solution or > none at all ? Well, actually... no. Try it in Netscape or IE. Both will display the file inside the browser. Same thing with a gif, etc. If the browser understands the extension of the file, it shows it. The point of this discussion is that if there is confusion on the matter, the problem should be addressed. I know there are solutions to the problem. Change the server. But not all of us have the priviledge to make such a change. Try to ask the IT division of a government office to change anything on a server "No... security...". Anyway.. Pat
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