FireFox jpeg, Internet Explorer pjpeg

[David Lozzi]

Howdy,

I have a simple file uploader in a form, and I take the image and check for
the file extension. Now I when upload a jpg image in FireFox the content
type is image/jpeg. When I upload the SAME EXACT file from the same location
using Internet Explorer it registers as a image/pjpeg. My understanding is
that IE translates it to a progressive jpeg and FF doesn't care. Any
speacial reason why? Can I avoid this in the script so it treats all files
exactly how they are? Are there other file formats that IE and FF conflict
on?
Dim fn As String = f.PostedFile.ContentType
If fn <"image/jpeg" And fn <"image/bmp" And fn <>
"image/png" And fn <"image/gif" Then

Thanks,

David Lozzi

[David R. Longnecker]

David-

Heh, yeah, I ran into that too designing a photo gallery application for
my blog. I just ended up accepting both JPEG and PJEPG as acceptible mime
types. As far as any other formats, no, I'm not aware of any others. I've
also never found any exact reasons why MSFT decided to force the progressive
jpeg format beyond the "apparent" faster loading, though, as you're doing,
that doesn't affect uploading using server controls, just display.

-dl

--
David R. Longnecker
http://blog.tiredstudent.com

DLHowdy,
DL>
DLI have a simple file uploader in a form, and I take the image and
DLcheck for the file extension. Now I when upload a jpg image in
DLFireFox the content type is image/jpeg. When I upload the SAME EXACT
DLfile from the same location using Internet Explorer it registers as
DLa image/pjpeg. My understanding is that IE translates it to a
DLprogressive jpeg and FF doesn't care. Any speacial reason why? Can I
DLavoid this in the script so it treats all files exactly how they
DLare? Are there other file formats that IE and FF conflict on?
DL>
DLDim fn As String = f.PostedFile.ContentType
DLIf fn <"image/jpeg" And fn <"image/bmp" And fn
DL<>
DL"image/png" And fn <"image/gif" Then
DLThanks,
DL>
DLDavid Lozzi
DL>

[David Lozzi]

Yes, we are now accepting both formats as well. Funny thing, I am now making
my self run primarily on FF for the sake of "what's the big deal" so I can
say I've done it, and FF works fine. This was quite agravating to find!

Thanks

David Lozzi

"David R. Longnecker" <dl*********@community.nospamwrote in message
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David-

Heh, yeah, I ran into that too designing a photo gallery application for
my blog. I just ended up accepting both JPEG and PJEPG as acceptible mime
types. As far as any other formats, no, I'm not aware of any others.
I've also never found any exact reasons why MSFT decided to force the
progressive jpeg format beyond the "apparent" faster loading, though, as
you're doing, that doesn't affect uploading using server controls, just
display.

-dl

--
David R. Longnecker
http://blog.tiredstudent.com

DLHowdy,
DLDLI have a simple file uploader in a form, and I take the image and
DLcheck for the file extension. Now I when upload a jpg image in
DLFireFox the content type is image/jpeg. When I upload the SAME EXACT
DLfile from the same location using Internet Explorer it registers as
DLa image/pjpeg. My understanding is that IE translates it to a
DLprogressive jpeg and FF doesn't care. Any speacial reason why? Can I
DLavoid this in the script so it treats all files exactly how they
DLare? Are there other file formats that IE and FF conflict on?
DLDLDim fn As String = f.PostedFile.ContentType
DLIf fn <"image/jpeg" And fn <"image/bmp" And fn
DL<>
DL"image/png" And fn <"image/gif" Then
DLThanks,
DLDLDavid Lozzi
DL>