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Used to list, add, edit and remove Mime Types.

List Form

Servertec Internet Server Administrator - Mime Types

Actions

ADD Used to add a new Mime Type.
EDIT Used to edit the selected Mime Type.
If a Mime Type has not been selected an error will be displayed.
REMOVE Used to remove the selected Mime Type.
If a Mime Type has not been selected an error will be displayed.
SAVE Used to save changes made and to return to the Control Panel form.
CANCEL Used to discard changes made and to return to the Control Panel form.
HELP Used to display online help for this form.

Entry Form

Servertec Internet Server Administrator - Mime Type Entry

Fields

Extension The file extension, .extension, the resource must match in order for the associated Mime Type to be used.

* is the default MIME type to use when none of the defined file extensions match.

Content Type The MIME type to associate with the file extension.
Icon The URL to the image used by FileServlet when listing directories.

/images/unknown.gif is the default.

Normally relative url in /images.

Images are located in doc_root/images directory.

Type The short text description used by FileServlet when listing directories.

%extension% File is the default.

Can contain literal text and the following variables:
%extension% for file extension.

Actions

OK Used to accept data entered and to return to the Mime Types form.
CANCEL Used to discard data entered and to return to the Mime Types form.
HELP Used to display online help for this form.

Notes

Changes made will not be used until the server is restarted.

A mime type is an association between a resources extension and MIME type.

A files MIME, Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension, type is a Web protocol for defining a files type.