That was in windows 98 asking opening from the server. In xp the
system asks if he wants to open or download....
If you choose open the system downloads and than says can not open
because the file not exists.
After this the file is there and a second try to open it is working.
But the users outside hang on the phone and tell me it is not working.
Now I looked in the archives and the following two lines before
sending the file did the trick.
set cache control("")
set expires(-1)
But I don´t know why.. o well
Norbert
Am 12.01.2006 um 07:01 schrieb Aparajita Fishman:
I have a bbutton which loads a dynamic generated pdf file.
On Mac there is no problem. But on older windows systems, if the
user selects open on the server, it generates a error, the "file
not exists".
When you say "if the user selects open on the server", does that
mean after it is downloaded they try to open the PDF and it won't
open?
Regards,
Aparajita
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