[ale] OT: content-disposition and client-side perl

[jenn at colormaria.com]

Joe,

That is *exactly* what I needed to know!  Thank you!

jenn


> add a new .cex extension, choose "Application", and enter
> "perl.exe myPerlScript.pl %s". Netscape will then execute
> "perl.exe myPerlScript.pl tmpfile" when invoking the
> user clicks on .cex links, where "tmpfile" is the name
> of a temporary file to which the .cex file is downloaded.
> It ain't stdin, but it's better than nothing.
>




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