Hi,
currently I have a working file-download that is basically the following
code:
public void Get([ARFetch("id")] Document document)
{
Context.Response.ContentType = document.BinaryFile.MimeType;
Context.Response.BinaryWrite(document.BinaryFile.BinaryData);
string encodedFilename = new
HtmlHelper(Context).UrlEncode(document.FileName);
Context.Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition",
String.Format("attachment; filename={0}", encodedFilename));
CancelLayout();
CancelView();
return;
}
The download works fine, my problem lies with the filename gets changed in
Firefox. For example:
"rescues advanced.xlsx" will be
in Chrome: "rescues advanced.xlsx"
in Firefox: "rescues+advanced.xlsx"
in IE8: "rescued advanced.xls"
This gets really bad with umlaut filenames (since the Site will be in german
that's obviously a problem) where firefox will go from: "ernährung.xlsx" to
"ern%c3%a4hrung.xlsx"
Also IE8 sometimes just inlines text-files instead of downloading them
(happened to me with a .patch file).
Has anyone ran into similar problems to this?
I'd also take any wisdom on where to get the MIME-Type from. I currently
only accept a couple of formats so I'm using a hashtable to retrieve the
appropriate one, but that just feels wrong.
greetings Daniel
http://www.tigraine.at
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