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#9760 X-Content Headers

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Latest post by nicholas on Monday, 07 February 2011 01:13 CST

Sunday, 06 February 2011 19:59 CST

slaes
Hi Nicholas,

Just noticed after some tests that if global admin gzip is enable the standard joomlaEncoded by header is used. If disable then the admin tools version takes effect. Tested with google bot. Let me know if this is the correct operation, Thanks in advance.

Monday, 07 February 2011 01:13 CST

nicholas
It depends on two things.

First, make sure that the "System - Admin Tools" plugin is the first system plugin to fire. You may have to change its order to -100000.

Then, we have the specific PHP version. Joomla! is hard-coded to output its own HTTP header when GZip is enabled, no matter what. Admin Tools will also output its own header, instructing PHP that it should replace any existing headers. Supposedly, PHP should silently replace the header and be done with it. Not all PHP versions on all platforms do.

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