## Help

When creating a reply back to the client, the entire list of variables within this directory is sent. To suppress a particular header, use ServerWrite to write an empty value. To add a new header, use the ServerWrite function. To add a new set of header lines, all of which have the same header, use ServerWrite as follows:

    ServerWrite("Request/Header/Out/YourHeaderName/1", value1)
    ServerWrite("Request/Header/Out/YourHeaderName/2", value2)
    etc...

OR

    ServerAppend("Request/Header/Out/YourHeaderName", valuen)
    etc...

### Request:/Header/Out/
Setting | Explanation | Default / Example | Data Type | Access R,W,A,D
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Content-Encoding | Normally empty because most browsers don't support encoding. | x-gzip | Text | R,W
Content-Length | The length of the reply. | 234 | Integer | R,W
Content-Type | The MIME datatype. | text/html | Text | R,W
Date | The message origination date and time in GMT (only if timezone was set). | Fri, 01-Sep-95 12:34:56 GMT | Text | R
Last-Modified | Should be set to the date and time of the last modification of the file being sent, or of the data being extracted from the database. | Fri, 01-Sep-95 12:34:56 GMT | Text | R,W
Location | The alternative URL which the client should retrieve instead of the one originally requested. | http://xyz.com/home.html | Text | R,W
MIME-version | The version of the MIME format supported by this server. | MIME/1.0 | Text | R
Server | The name and version of the server. | Power/2.0 | Text | R