Re: LYNX-DEV X-URL header field

[Uzi Paz]

On Tue, 18 Nov 1997, Al Gilman wrote:

> The closest equivalent is not Content-Location, which says "you
> can get another copy of this document from ..." but Referrer,
> which says "the transaction that launched this message originate
> from a reference within ..."

It is generated both if you use "mailto:"; and then your description is
fine, but also if you mail the web-page using the "Print" option, and then
it describes the location of the fil, as in the case of
"Content-Location:".

> > Anyone here can tell me the origin of "X-URL:" (was it invented by the
> > Lynx developers or they took from another place?), and if you know of
> > other place where it is used?
> > 
> 
> I can tell you the history of Content-location anyway.

I'm also interested in that. Thanks.

- Uzi
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