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ModProxyPerlHTML replacement is activated on certain HTTP Content Type. If you
experienced that replacement is not activated for your file type, you can use the
ProxyHTMLContentType configuration directive to redefined the HTTP Content Type
that should be parsed by ModProxyPerlHTML. The default value is the following
Perl regular expresssion:

	PerlAddVar ProxyHTMLContentType    (text\/javascript|text\/html|text\/css|text\/xml|application\/.*javascript|application\/.*xml)

If you know exactly what you are doing by editing this regexp fill free to add
the missing Content-Type that must be parsed by ModProxyPerlHTML. Otherwise drop
me a line with the content type, I will give you the rigth expression. If you don't
know about the content type, with FireFox simply type Ctrl+i on the web page.

Some MS Office files may conflict with the above ProxyHTMLContentType regex like .docx or .xlsx
files. The result is that there could suffer of replacement inside and the file will be corrupted.
to prevent this you have the ProxyHTMLExcludeContentType configuration directive to exclude certain
content-type. Here is the default value:
 
	PerlAddVar ProxyHTMLExcludeContentType	(application\/vnd\.openxml)

README  view on Meta::CPAN

    ModProxyPerlHTML replacement is activated on certain HTTP Content Type.
    If you experienced that replacement is not activated for your file type,
    you can use the ProxyHTMLContentType configuration directive to
    redefined the HTTP Content Type that should be parsed by
    ModProxyPerlHTML. The default value is the following Perl regular
    expresssion:

            PerlAddVar ProxyHTMLContentType    (text\/javascript|text\/html|text\/css|text\/xml|application\/.*javascript|application\/.*xml)

    If you know exactly what you are doing by editing this regexp fill free
    to add the missing Content-Type that must be parsed by ModProxyPerlHTML.
    Otherwise drop me a line with the content type, I will give you the
    rigth expression. If you don't know about the content type, with FireFox
    simply type Ctrl+i on the web page.

    Some MS Office files may conflict with the above ProxyHTMLContentType
    regex like .docx or .xlsx files. The result is that there could suffer
    of replacement inside and the file will be corrupted. to prevent this
    you have the ProxyHTMLExcludeContentType configuration directive to
    exclude certain content-type. Here is the default value: