HTTP-EQUIV element
Obsolete. Supplies information that can also be provided through HTTP response headers.
Usage
<HTTP-EQUIV
NAME = "headerparam"
VALUE = "text"/>
Attributes
| Attribute | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
NAME |
headerparam |
Yes |
String value name of the HTTP header parameter sent with the log file, such as "Encoding-Type." |
VALUE |
text |
Yes |
String value of the corresponding parameter. |
Child elements
There are no child elements.
Parent elements
| Element |
|---|
Remarks
Windows Internet Explorer 7. The Channel Definition Format (CDF) is obsolete and should not be used.
In the context of sending files over the HTTP protocol through the LOGTARGET element, it indicates that an HTTP header parameter based on the information in this tag should be added.
Examples
The following example shows how to send a compressed log file back to the server.
<LOGTARGET HREF="http://sample.microsoft.com/logging/" METHOD="POST">
<HTTP-EQUIV NAME="encoding-type" VALUE="gzip" />
</LOGTARGET>
Element information
Minimum supported system |
Windows XP |
| Can be empty | Yes |