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Re: lynx-dev <INPUT TYPE="file" ...


From: Philip Webb
Subject: Re: lynx-dev <INPUT TYPE="file" ...
Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 23:26:56 -0500 (EST)

981201 Rob Partington wrote, sighing at me: 
> 981130 Tom Hall wrote: 
>> Does anyone know when TYPE="file" is planned to be supported in lynx ?
> Does anyone read my mails to the list?  I've already *done* this.
> I've already explained the problems with it as well.  Look in the archives
> for mails with a subject line containing ENCTYPE,
> & you'll find my explanation of why it currently doesn't work as expected.
-- repeat explanation snipped --
 
(big smile & i hope the weather isn't too bad in Newcastle at the moment)
this really isn't very fair to either of us:

Mr Hall inquired about  TYPE="file" ,  form submissions  &  attachments.
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^     ^^^^^^^^^^^
your messages 981101-3 had Subject  ENCTYPE="multipart/formdata"
                                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
& discussed  form-based file-uploading ,  Content-Transfer-Encode ,
             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
& the relations of  RFC  7-bit  &  CTE headers .
                    ^^^  ^^^^^     ^^^^^^^^^^^
i'm well aware of the wide gaps in my own knowledge,
but how many lynx-devers could tell you if these topics had ANY relationship?
AFAIK what you discussed last month is quite different from Mr Hall's problem:
could you try to enlighten us about how your labors might have helped him?

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