While doing some fix yesterday, I ran a local web server hosting some articles I want to test. However, I noticed that the library parse all the articles I host as plain-text instead of HTML.
I checked and found that the reason that happens is that the web server set the header content-type key in a different case thus failing the "Content-Type" check in the library.
According to RFC 2616 (Section 4.2), the HTTP header field names are case-insensitive.
keepcosmos
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7 years ago
While doing some fix yesterday, I ran a local web server hosting some articles I want to test. However, I noticed that the library parse all the articles I host as plain-text instead of HTML. I checked and found that the reason that happens is that the web server set the header content-type key in a different case thus failing the "Content-Type" check in the library.
According to RFC 2616 (Section 4.2), the HTTP header field names are case-insensitive.