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This isn't even "multiple content-types", the value is just malformed. The ";" would normally introduce parameters to the content-type, such as in "text/plain;
by deathanatos 8y ago
This isn't even "multiple content-types", the value is just malformed. The ";" would normally introduce parameters to the content-type, such as in "text/plain; charset=utf-8". Here, "/json" is just garbage.
It isn't allowed to have multiple content-types. (And it would make no sense.)
- jermaustin1 8y agoMy thought was for a "mixed media" like multi-part form data. Maybe the response would be text/plain; text/json (or shortened because the first one is text/plain to just /json). I will do mental gymnastics to try and figure out if something was meant to be a certain way or not.