<?php
/*
This file is a wrapper, for use in PHP environments, which serves PIE.htc using the
correct content-type, so that IE will recognize it as a behavior. Simply specify the
behavior property to fetch this .php file instead of the .htc directly:
.myElement {
[ ...css3 properties... ]
behavior: url(PIE.php);
}
This is only necessary when the web server is not configured to serve .htc files with
the text/x-component content-type, and cannot easily be configured to do so (as is the
case with some shared hosting providers).
*/
header( 'Content-type: text/x-component' );
include( 'PIE.htc' );
?>
