Make the download button prompt the browser to directly download the extension and add a button to view the source code

[alice-blue]

matt w suggested having dedicated download buttons that will actually download the extensions, rather than just showing the source code, which is not as newbie-friendly. Details at intfiction.org.

zarf said:

Might want to have separate urls for the same content, one with "Content-Disposition: attachment", one with "inline" (the current behavior).

(Maybe add "?display=true" as an argument to get the inline version?)

[curiousdannii]

IIRC, the issue is not so much attachment vs inline, but the content-type: https://github.com/i7/i7el/blob/master/web/controllers/extensions.js#L387
If the type is set to text/x-natural-inform-extension but it remains as inline then it will download.

I had preferred having it display the code, but I can see the argument that the Download button should initiate the browser's download function. Underneath the Download button I could have a view source button.

I'm sure I had it working previously, but the Content-Disposition filename isn't working for me in Chrome currently either :/