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Joel MoraMay 31, 2024
I had hopes it worked for me but I tried multiples cases and it didn't
Joachim LousMay 31, 2024
Works. Just be sure you know you regexes, and everything that needs to be escaped (like '+'), or the rule won't match.
Helmut KarlowskiAug 21, 2023
Works as expected.
Mark GoodSep 16, 2021
I couldn't not get it to match on any filter expression. Tested my regex and it was valid. It just refused to change the content type. 🤷♂️
Syamsuwar Andi MattoApr 3, 2021
Very useful Kudos!
Wiley SandersOct 6, 2020
For experts only, minimal documentation. Would be more useful if it had a feature to snoop headers and inform you of a download's mime type.
Kyle BallingJul 8, 2020
This does not seem to modify content type when the content is displayed in an <embed> tag generated on the fly.
miva YSFeb 2, 2020
It works! >>> URL Filter: .* Original Type: application/octet-stream.*; name=".*\.pdf" Replacement Type: application/pdf Disposition: inline >>>
Michael StephensonOct 14, 2019
Any example how to use it? https://sd-app-01:8443/assystnet/attachments/Attachment?linkedObjectId=11587969&linkedObjectTypeId=46&attachmentId=1607746&attachmentDate=1570695459307 How convert it to png?
Richard YangJun 29, 2019
Only extension available that was able to render a PDF in browser. All I had to do was change octet-stream to pdf (mime-type) and attachment to inline.