llSetContentType
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Summary
Function: llSetContentType( key request_id, integer content_type );
Sets the 
Internet media type "Content-Type" header of any subsequent LSL HTTP server response via llHTTPResponse.
| • key | request_id | – | a valid http_request() key | |
| • integer | content_type | – | Media type to use with any following llHTTPResponse(request_id, ...) |
| content_type | Content-Type | |
|---|---|---|
| CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT | 0x0 | text/plain |
| CONTENT_TYPE_HTML | 0x1 | text/html |
| CONTENT_TYPE_XML | 0x2 | application/xml |
| CONTENT_TYPE_XHTML | 0x3 | application/xhtml+xml |
| CONTENT_TYPE_ATOM | 0x4 | application/atom+xml |
| CONTENT_TYPE_JSON | 0x5 | application/json |
| CONTENT_TYPE_LLSD | 0x6 | application/llsd+xml |
| CONTENT_TYPE_FORM | 0x7 | application/x-www-form-urlencoded |
| CONTENT_TYPE_RSS | 0x8 | application/rss+xml |
Caveats
- When using CONTENT_TYPE_HTML, this setting will be ignored unless all of these conditions are met:
- the web browser is the Second Life client
- the user (logged into the SL client viewing the page) is the owner of the object.
- the user (logged into the SL client viewing the page) is connected to the region the object is located in
- Obviously this is not compatible with group owned objects. One way around this limitation would be to temporarily attach a repeated.
Examples
<lsl> key url_request;
string HTML_BODY = "<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body>
My First Heading
My first paragraph.
</body> </html>";
default {
state_entry()
{
url_request = llRequestURL();
}
http_request(key id, string method, string body)
{
key owner = llGetOwner();
vector ownerSize = llGetAgentSize(owner);
if (url_request == id)
{
// if you're usually not resetting the query ID
// now is a good time to start!
url_request = "";
if (method == URL_REQUEST_GRANTED)
{
llOwnerSay("URL: " + body);
// if owner in sim
if (ownerSize)// != ZERO_VECTOR
llLoadURL(owner, "I got a new URL!", body);
}
else if (method == URL_REQUEST_DENIED)
llOwnerSay("Something went wrong, no url:\n" + body);
}
else
{
llOwnerSay("request body:\n" + body);
// if owner in sim
if (ownerSize)// != ZERO_VECTOR
{
llSetContentType(id, CONTENT_TYPE_HTML);
llHTTPResponse(id, 200, HTML_BODY);
}
else
{
llSetContentType(id, CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT);
llHTTPResponse(id, 200, "OK");
}
}
}
}
</lsl>Notes
- A workaround for displaying html to non-owners inworld can be found here.
See Also
Constants
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_HTML | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_XML | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_XHTML | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_ATOM | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_JSON | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_LLSD | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_FORM | |||
| • | CONTENT_TYPE_RSS |
Events
| • | http_request | |||
| • | http_response |
Functions
| • | llHTTPResponse |
Articles
| • | LSL HTTP server |
Deep Notes
History
- Released August 16, 2011.
- SCR-394 - Documentation revised but no change in functionality.
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Signature |
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function void llSetContentType( key request_id, integer content_type ); |
Comments
The client and owner limitations are most likely to remove the possibility of running a website from a prim.