It should work now if you click on the d/l code link on the bottom of any node that contains a <CODE> block.

Everything allows you to create different "htmlpages" for types, so we created a "document downloadcode page", with no nested containers around it: 

[%


  
  my $text = $$NODE{doctext};

  my $str;
  while($text=~/<CODE>((.|\n)*?)<\/CODE>/ig) {
    my $code = $1;
    $str.=$code."\n\n\n";
  }
  $str;


%]

[download]

All that was left was to hack in a change of content type to "application/octet" in the core, and viola!

Okay, merlyn's right. "text/plain" it is...

In reply to Re: Perlmonks Code Proxy by nate
in thread Perlmonks Code Proxy by Ovid

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