Content-Type and CR/LF

I have two issues with one script.

First of all, I'm using llHTTPRequest() to fetch a body of data from the web.

The problem I have, is parsing the string. I have declared both separator and spacer, but the parsed string is the end of a line and the spacer is the beginning of the next line so therefore the CR/LF is present, which is normally not displayed in UTF-8 charsets.

When I pass the string to llSay() or llSetText() is appears fine, but when I pass the string to llSetParcelMusicURL(), it appears with a ? at the end. (presumably this is charset for CR/LF) Obviously, llSetParcelMedia() requires Content-Type text/plain only.

It was suggested to me, to shorten the string by llDeleteSubString(llStringLength(),llStringLength()) but I would rather parse the string correctly as opposed to working around it.

Secondly, is there a way to declare Content-Type for file extensions other than .txt? A .pls file is a basic text file (UTF- but http_response returns a "Unsupported or Unknown Content-Type)

Does anyone have any insight on these issues?

I'm just guessing this and can't even think of a way of testing it but how about...

URL = (string)llParseString2List(URL, [llUnescapeURL("%0D", llUnescapeURL("%0A"], []);

...would that remove any CR's and LF's?

Thanks for the suggestion Pale.

I was avoiding llEscapeURL and llUnescapeURL() because of the 256 character limit, although it might fit in this case.

I often wonder why it's limited this way?

I used "mediaURL = llGetSubString(toPlay, 0, (llStringLength(toPlay) -2));" to workaround the CR/LF issue.

Which leaves me with the second issue.... Content-Type and the .pls extension. Anyone know how to get http_reponse to handle this?

Try this post at the end , I use that and work for me setting the parcel media and showing the name station, song name , status etc

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