Zope bless Zopistas! Recently, I've been converting GIF Images into png Images, and found something wired, i.e. The Content Type of the png Images are set to "image/x-png" not to "image/png" Yes, this causes problem on *some* of the clients not on *all* of them and I can *manually* reset the content type to the official "image/png". That said, I shall have lots of png images, so resetting manually is simply not a viable option. Furthermore, even though, I've browsed the sources of Zope and python 1.5.2 modules, failed to find the root of this problem. 1) Does anyone have the same problem(or phenomena)? I've seen this from two instances of Zope, Zope 2.1.2 on redhat 6.1 and Zope 2.1.6 on Win98, both are binary install. If somebody else see this, too, I'll file this into Collector. 2) What might cause this problem? Any ideas? LEE Kwan Soo.
Recently, I've been converting GIF Images into png Images, and found something wired.
Are anyone here interested in co-developing a product that'll accept GIF images; and convert them on-the-fly (with cache) to PNG if the browser accepts it? This could be done in a snap (there's already gif2png opensource'd). -Morten
Thank you for your kind invitation. But I can not but abstain from engaging more projects, since building up a Zope info site in Korean(http://phps.snu.ac.kr:8080/ZOPE) soaks up my extra time. Being a historian, I'm stretching my ability really further. However, I think, I might be able to report some test results on some not-so-available-in-US-or-Europe platforms. best regards, LEE Kwan Soo
Recently, I've been converting GIF Images into png Images, and found something wired.
Are anyone here interested in co-developing a product that'll accept GIF images; and convert them on-the-fly (with cache) to PNG if the browser accepts it? This could be done in a snap (there's already gif2png opensource'd).
-Morten
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Morten W. Petersen