Some browsers send crippled content-type headers when it comes to XHR, catch them...

diff --git a/libs/http/luasrc/http/protocol.lua b/libs/http/luasrc/http/protocol.lua
index b9a50ef..e0c1501 100644 (file)
--- a/libs/http/luasrc/http/protocol.lua
+++ b/libs/http/luasrc/http/protocol.lua
@@ -563,7 +563,7 @@ function parse_message_header( src )
                        -- Populate common environment variables
                        msg.env = {
                                CONTENT_LENGTH    = msg.headers['Content-Length'];
                        -- Populate common environment variables
                        msg.env = {
                                CONTENT_LENGTH    = msg.headers['Content-Length'];

-                               CONTENT_TYPE      = msg.headers['Content-Type'];
+                               CONTENT_TYPE      = msg.headers['Content-Type'] or msg.headers['Content-type'];

                                REQUEST_METHOD    = msg.request_method:upper();
                                REQUEST_URI       = msg.request_uri;
                                SCRIPT_NAME       = msg.request_uri:gsub("?.+$","");
                                REQUEST_METHOD    = msg.request_method:upper();
                                REQUEST_URI       = msg.request_uri;
                                SCRIPT_NAME       = msg.request_uri:gsub("?.+$","");