use Apache2::Connection;
require MIME::Base64;
use Apache2::ServerUtil;
+require MIME::Types;
#our $W;
$W->{"headers_in"}=$W->{"headers_in_RecordKeys"};
}
- $W->{"browser"}=HTTP::BrowserDetect->new($W->{"headers_in"}{"User-Agent"});
+ $W->{"browser"}=sub {
+ # Lazy-evaluation, we may not need the "User-Agent" header at all.
+ return our $r||=HTTP::BrowserDetect->new($W->{"headers_in"}{"User-Agent"});
+ };
if (!defined $W->{"have_style"}) {
$W->{"have_style"}=(!$W->{"browser"}->netscape() || ($W->{"browser"}->major() && $W->{"browser"}->major()>4) ? 1 : 0);
delete $Vary{$_};
}
%Vary=("*"=>1) if $Vary{"*"};
- $headers_out{"Vary"}=join(", ",sort keys(%Vary));
+ $headers_out{"Vary"}=join(", ",sort keys(%Vary)) if keys(%Vary);
# $W->{"r"}->set_last_modified() ?
$headers_out{"Last-Modified"}=cache_finish_last_modified();
# TODO: Support also: private
header("Cache-Control"=>"public"); # HTTP/1.1
- # $ENV{"CLIENT_CHARSET"} ignored (mod_czech support dropped!)
- my $client_charset=$W->{"force_charset"} || "us-ascii";
+ # Use $W->{"force_charset"}=0 to disable charset.
+ my $client_charset=$W->{"force_charset"};
+ $client_charset="us-ascii" if !defined $client_charset;
# Workaround bug
# https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=120556
# of at least
# Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8b) Gecko/20050217
- my $mime;
+ my $mime=$W->{"content_type"};
# http://validator.w3.org/ does not send ANY "Accept" headers!
- $mime||="application/xhtml+xml" if 1
+ $mime="application/xhtml+xml" if !$mime
&& !$W->{"headers_in"}{"Accept"}
&& ($W->{"headers_in"}{"User-Agent"}||"")=~m{^W3C_Validator/}i;
- $mime||=$class->Negotiate_choose([
+ $mime or $mime=$class->Negotiate_choose([
# Put the fallback variant as the first one.
# Rate both variants the same to prefer "text/html" for undecided clients.
# At least
]);
# mod_perl doc: If you set this header via the headers_out table directly, it
# will be ignored by Apache. So do not do that.
- $W->{"r"}->content_type("$mime; charset=$client_charset");
+ my $type=MIME::Types->new()->type($mime) if $client_charset;
+ cluck "MIME::Types type $mime not known" if $client_charset && !$type;
+ $client_charset=undef() if $type && !$type->isAscii();
+ $W->{"r"}->content_type($mime.(!$client_charset ? "" : "; charset=$client_charset"));
cache_start();
- return if $W->{"header_only"};
# We still can append headers before we put out some text.
# FIXME: It is not clean to still append them without overwriting.
- return if $W->{"heading_done"}++;
+ return if $W->{"heading_done"};
+ Wprint '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="'.$client_charset.'"?>'."\n"
+ if (!$W->{"header_only"} || $W->{"header_only"} eq "xml") && $mime=~m{^application/\w+[+]xml$};
+ return if $W->{"header_only"};
+ # Split 'heading_done' for the proper handling of: /project/Rel.pm
+ $W->{"heading_done"}++;
- Wprint '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="'.$client_charset.'"?>'."\n" if $mime=~m{^application/\w+[+]xml$};
- return if $W->{"xml_header_only"};
Wprint '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">'."\n";
Wprint '<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="'.$W->{"language"}.'">'."\n";
my $title=$W->{"title_prefix"}.join("",map({ ': '.$_; } ($W->{"title"} || ())));