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IE saves .cue files as .html, Firefox does not
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| Magnus |
Kind of a random question here and not really a big deal but I've got some mixes up on a site and a link for the mix and a link for the .cue. When someone right clicks and saves the .cue, IE renames it automatically and saves it as a .html. When doing this in Firefox, the file saves correctly as a .cue. Is this just the nature of the beast or is there a way, some code or something in the page, to tell IE to keep the file a .cue when downloading?
You can try it right now actually just right click and save as the .cue file in my signature. |
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| farris |
Might be an idea to zip them up, either together with the mp3 or alone. That way it'll get downloaded properly on any browser.
- farris |
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| drizzt81 |
| the down loader may have to select "all file types" with IE. Also the web-server you have may send the wrong mime encoding. With most MS products you can force a filename by using quotation marks ("myfile.cue") around it. This is a way to prevent notepad from saving files as .txt. |
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