The mgiSetResponseHeader Tag Tag Behavior Use the mgiSetResponseHeader tag to create a header with a specified value in the HTTP response of the page. Tag Syntax The mgiSetResponseHeader tag has a beginning tag with one required parameter and no optional parameters, a body, and an ending tag. The tag form is: <mgiSetResponseHeader name="Name"> Header Value </mgiSetResponseHeader> Required Parameters: name - The name is the name of the header that is created. Optional Parameters: None Example Usage and Output <mgiSetResponseHeader name="Cache-Control"> No-Cache </mgiSetResponseHeader> In this example, a Cache-Control header is added to the page to eliminate caching from proxy servers, etc. <mgiSetResponseHeader name="Content-Type"> Image/Jpeg </mgiSetResponseHeader> In this example, the Content-Type header of the page is changed to image/jpeg. This provides a way to override the default Content-Type that MGI returns. Suggested Usage Cache Control Custom Content Types