file name was. Something like this should get you there:
<cfheader name="content-disposition"
value="attachment;filename=#getDir.doc_file_name#">
<cfcontent
file="c:\cfusion\wwwroot\ncdp\repository\#getsystem.system#\#getdir.doc_File
_Name#" type="zebra/zebra" deletefile="no">
Also instead of attachment you can use inline in the cfheader tag to open it
in the browser.
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-----Original Message-----
From: SMR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 11:57 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: cfcontent in MX
okay guys, can't figure this one out and have searched google until I can't
search anymore...
This line worked in CF 5.0
<cfcontent
file="c:\cfusion\wwwroot\ncdp\repository\#getsystem.system#\#getdir.doc_File
_Name#" type="zebra/zebra">
In MX it works except the dialogue box that opens does not have the document
file name, but the CF file name (downloaddocument.cfm).
The parameters are correct because this works:
<cfoutput>
<a
href=""> File_Name#">Get Document Here</a>
</cfoutput>
but I want to automatically pop up the dialogue to open/save the document,
not give an href. I've also tried this:
cffile action=""> file="c:\cfusion\wwwroot\ncdp\repository\#getsystem.system#\#getdir.doc_File
_Name#" variable="ncdp"/>
<cfcontent type="zebra/zebra">
<CFSCRIPT>
writeOutput(toString(ncdp));
</cfscript>
with the same results as cfcontent.
Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
TIA
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