![]() The above “Content- Type” indicates to the browser that it should parse the DOM in the response and display it to the user. Content- Type: text/html charset=utf- 8.Ĭontent- Type: text/html charset=utf- 8. Here are some examples: Normal, HTML Response. ![]() When the response comes back the HTTP response headers can contain many different things (in fact almost anything). This is equivalent to setting the window. The href in the instructs the browser to browse to the locationindicated. In a general case a file downloads occur after a user clicks an link. ![]() A classic problem with browser file downloads – Error handling. This is critical for a good user experience especially on a highly Ajax application. This means if a failure or something unexpected happens the user doesn’t leave the current page they are on or even have to see an ugly error message. File downloads don’t occur in the current window’s location bar.
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