Content of killed.html shown as text
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Nov. 26, 2011, 05:23 PM
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Content of killed.html shown as text
Hello,
I noted that the html codes in killed.html is shown as text rather than like a web page. Using the header filter: URL-Killer: kill-a-URL (out) Replacement: URL killed \k Proxomitron ver 4.5 Browser: Firefox 7 Is this a browser issue or ... ? |
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Nov. 26, 2011, 06:15 PM
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Nov. 26, 2011, 09:35 PM
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RE: Content of killed.html shown as text
From the log, I think the ad is killed by the filter "URL-Killer"
And the replaced local file is treated as text/plain by Proxomitron (Content-Type) |
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Nov. 26, 2011, 11:50 PM
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RE: Content of killed.html shown as text
Interesting, for what address is the Proxomitron returning a local file that is Content-type: text/plain?
I set the URL-Killer to block everything. The Log looks like: Code: +++GET 3+++ I can see that the Proxomitron caught the request and returned a local file, Content-type: text/html. Browser displays empty page, source code is Code: <!--//--><html><head><title>Connection Killed!</title></head></html> When I requested something that might be an image Code: +++GET 6+++ the proxomitron returned a local file, Content-type: image/gif aka killed.gif. |
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Nov. 27, 2011, 04:12 PM
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RE: Content of killed.html shown as text
I'll guess, the blocked address does not appear to be an image and that the Proxomitron returns "killed.html", Content-type: text/html.
However, the browser is expecting a file for a dynamic element or an image and displays the contents of "killed.html". If so, you may need to provide a more appropriate file, no file, or filter some code in the page's html. HTH |
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Nov. 27, 2011, 09:38 PM
Post: #6
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RE: Content of killed.html shown as text
Thank you for the reply.
It was noted in a few ads. One of it being over a flash player. I modified the killed.html to a single character which eliminated most of the problems..., except in some banner-like ads which are filled with a completely opaque background. |
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