We are serving some pdfs, in normal connection HTTP all runs perfect, but when the connection is secured, HTTPS, our friend IE doesn't want to download the file.
This problems only occurs in windows and with IE, with Opera, Mozilla, ... all works as expected.
After making a google search, the result is awsome, but in resume ...
Problem:
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When opening a PDF over SSL running on IIS 5.1 (Windows XP Professional, W2K Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003), you may receive the following problem with Internet Explorer.
Sigh...I read things like this and just shake my head in disbelief. I must be missing something...can someone -- anyone -- tell me why on earth you would willingly choose Microsoft products? Are they cheaper? Better? More reliable? Less buggy? Easier to administer? Is there any good reason? Are there no alternatives? I'm just curious.
For what I read, I think just removing the Cache-Control: no-cache and Pragma: no-cache should work, but ...
delete response header("Pragma")
delete response header("Cache-Control")
This doesn't work ...
'delete response header' only affects headers you have added with 'set response header'. You need to do this:
set cache control("")Regards,
- Aparajita
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