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PN sends a http-header to your browser which holds the content-length by default. In PN the content-length isn't calculated liike it should. However, almost all (all?) sites run on HTTP/1.1 compliant servers. according to the HTTP/1.1-specs in RFC2616 when the content-length should not be set when the Transfer-Encoding is set to anything but identity. Most (all?) servers set Transfer-Encoding to chuncked, so there shouldn't be a content-length...

On HTTP/1.0 servers this might not work however. I don't have such an old server at hand to test this unfortunately.

Hope this helps...

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Register: http://www.oscom.org/Conferences/Cambridge/Registration.html on the conference web site.

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Utility Name: mult-site_installer-1.0
Brief Description: Version 1.0 of the multi-site_installer accompanied by the multi-site-story_installer.
Works with PN version(s): 0.723
Demo link: Edmonton Swinger Swingerz
Download link: Linux Guru Canada
Utility Author: Arden A. Wiebe
Author Contact: albert682@hotmail.com

Note my client backed out at the last moment so the actual domain www.stop-bugs.ca has been cancelled. The installstories.php is very basic and improvements and modifications are welcome.

Download requires membership and can be found in Utilities and Patches.

Programming for Information Architects
by Andrew Otwell

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"Notes on Programming for Designers” by Andrew Otwell
“http://www.heyotwell.com/work/misc/programmingfordesigners.html

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