Ok, so appart from the @export:@ links in "wiki" fields looking ugly (are there plans to make them show either only the filename or even make the links "configurable" like http links?), I had a user asking if there was a way to make the pdfs he had in the repo be shown in the browser instead of force-downloading them.

I have whipped up a small patch (somewhat looked off of the "mimetype-fu":http://github.com/mattetti/mimetype-fu plugin) that guesses the mime-type of a file according to its extension and @Mime::Type@ and sets the disposition to inline to make browsers show them instead of downloading them. The patch is attached, but it changes the behavior of the "@raw@" download action also used by the download-Link in the repository tab.

That brings us to the discussion if the "@raw@" Links should be changed, or if an extra action, say @show@, should be configured, but the changes to the patch should be quite straightforward.

Last but not least: there are only a very few mime types defined in redmine at the moment, one source for some more could e.g. be "this list":http://github.com/mattetti/mimetype-fu/blob/aecc4c1dc4e4d1d582b7ac97808de18f13a756e7/lib/mime_types.yml from the mimetype-fu plugin.