Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language value?
Amos Jeffries <squid3@treenet.co.nz> Mon, 31 October 2016 01:34 UTC
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Subject: Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language value?
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On 31/10/2016 12:15 a.m., Samuel Williams wrote: > Thanks Julian, yes I wondered if that was how it was being explained. > It might be the wording of the sentence preceding the table: > >> would cause the following values to be associated: > > It might be clearer if it were "could be used to compute the following > quality values:" > It is not computing quality values. The q values are provided by the client. It is simply associating those q= values with the possible response types. Like so: 1) take the request Accept list 2a) sort by q= value 2b) drop explicit types that cannot be produced (ie xml/tar) 3) output the response for type at the front of the list If you are writing a client to produce Accept lists, then you should do the sorting step when generating the request so as to get faster responses from the server. Amos
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- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Samuel Williams
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Julian Reschke
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Samuel Williams
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Samuel Williams
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Julian Reschke
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Samuel Williams
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Amos Jeffries
- Re: Is “fr, en; q=0.3” a valid Accept-Language va… Samuel Williams
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