Reuben King wrote:
> And you presume sending over a PDF as a .CFM is somehow acceptable?
Uh, no, I didn't suggest that.
As I've noted in earlier posts, you can send any file you want with any
filename you want using something like the following:
<CFHEADER name="Content-Disposition" value="attachment;
filename=#filename#">
<CFCONTENT type="application/octet-stream"
deletefile="no"
file="#physical_path\#filename#">
Using the above code the client browser will take the value of #filename#
as the filename, so you can send anything you want: .gif, .pdf, .htm, even
(gasp) .vbs.
I recommend you take a little time to learn Cold Fusion before sending
out any more flames, sir.
Chris Tweney
Media Application Developer
roundpeg
www.roundpeg.com
1700 California Suite 260
San Francisco, CA. 94109
Ph. 415-437-3900
Fax 415-437-3904
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