Content-Type HTTP Header

[Tom-Ba]

Hello @all!

I have some trouble with the HTTP-Header "content-type". In the config file (php.ini) I can set default_mime to a default that should be sent with every page. This works, but I cannot overwrite this header field with the header function.
I have some wap pages on the same physical web server (linux with apache) and I need the dynamic WAP pages. WAP pages need to have text/vnd.wap.wml as their content-type but any page generated throught php get text/html as content-type.
When setting default_mimetype to an empty string in php.ini I can set the content-type to the correct value (for my WAP pages), but then all "normal" pages (which I also need) have an empty content-type HTTP header field (which seems to confuse some browsers).

How can I set different (default) HTTP header fields (esp. the content-type field) for different virtual servers?

Thanks for your help!

Tom

P.S. Also tried to set the default_mimetype via ini_set. Did not work either.

[sarah]

You might try putting all of your WAP pages into their own directory and then creating an .htaccess file that defines a different MIME type just for that directory...

AddType text/vnd.wap.wml .php

or...

I think the WAP extension is .wml...you might be able to add the WAP MIME type in your apache configuration and then change your WAP files to .wml...(never actually used WAP though...)