Apache2-PodBrowser
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is stripped off to get the directory name.
Note that you need to write the package name again. You also need to
either escape the semicolons as in
"src="Apache2%3A%3APodBrowser/torsten-foertsch.jpg"" or put a "./" in
front of the link.
A note about the content type of linked documents. "Apache::PodBrowser"
does not enter a new request cycle to ship these documents. So, the
normal Apache Content-Type guessing does not take place.
"Apache::PodBrowser" knows a few file name extensions ("png", "jpg",
"jpeg", "gif", "js", "pdf" and "html"). For those it sends the correct
Content-Type headers. All other documents are shipped as
"application/octet-stream".
If a document needs a different Content-Type header it can be passed as
CGI parameter:
src="Apache2%3A%3APodBrowser/torsten-foertsch.jpg?ct=text/plain"
The link above will ship the image as "text/plain".
lib/Apache2/PodBrowser.pm view on Meta::CPAN
if( $r->args eq '?' ) {
$body=_compress(_findex($r), $r);
} else {
$body=_compress(_body($r, undef, $r->args, 1), $r);
}
} else { # generate index
$body=_compress(_index($r), $r);
}
} elsif(($pos=index $pi, '/', 1)>0) {
# image or something like that, e.g.
# =for html <img src="Apache2::PodBrowser/img.png">
my $path=_findpod($r, substr($pi, 1, $pos-1));
unless( $path=~s!\.[^.]+$!! ) {
$path=~s!/[^/]+$!!;
}
$path.=substr $pi, $pos;
update_finfo $r, $path;
if( $r->finfo->filetype==APR::Const::FILETYPE_REG ) {
if( $r->args=~/\bct=([^;&]+)/ ) {
# content-type given as URL parameter
my $ct=$1;
$ct=~s/%([0-9a-f]{2})|\+/defined $1
? pack('H2', $1)
: ' '/egi;
$r->content_type($ct);
} elsif( substr($path, -4) eq '.png' ) {
$r->content_type('image/png');
} elsif( substr($path, -4) eq '.jpg' or
substr($path, -5) eq '.jpeg' ) {
$r->content_type('image/jpeg');
} elsif( substr($path, -4) eq '.gif' ) {
$r->content_type('image/gif');
} elsif( substr($path, -3) eq '.js' ) {
$r->content_type('text/javascript');
} elsif( substr($path, -4) eq '.pdf' ) {
$r->content_type('application/pdf');
} elsif( substr($path, -5) eq '.html' ) {
lib/Apache2/PodBrowser.pm view on Meta::CPAN
is stripped off to get the directory name.
Note that you need to write the package name again. You also need to
either escape the semicolons as in
C<src="Apache2%3A%3APodBrowser/torsten-foertsch.jpg"> or put a C<./>
in front of the link.
A note about the content type of linked documents. C<Apache::PodBrowser>
does not enter a new request cycle to ship these documents. So, the normal
Apache Content-Type guessing does not take place. C<Apache::PodBrowser> knows
a few file name extensions (C<png>, C<jpg>, C<jpeg>, C<gif>, C<js>,
C<pdf> and C<html>). For those it sends the correct Content-Type headers.
All other documents are shipped as C<application/octet-stream>.
If a document needs a different Content-Type header it can be passed as
CGI parameter:
src="Apache2%3A%3APodBrowser/torsten-foertsch.jpg?ct=text/plain"
The link above will ship the image as C<text/plain>.
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