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Feb 17th, 2001 08:38
Martin Honnen,
The browser object model doesn't provide access to these headers but in
IE5+ you have an ActiveX Object
Microsoft.XMLDOM
which can request the page and return the headers
var http = new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP');
http.open('HEAD', location.href, false);
http.send();
alert(http.getAllResponseHeaders())