comes in. You didn't have it in your original code, did you put it in
this go round?
My application does exactly what you want. Forces a download of a text
file on both Mac and PC and names the file as I have it spelled out in the
file attribute of the cfcontent tag.
Also, as someone already mentioned you had, value="attached;..." rather
than value="attachment;...." If you hadn't fixed that, it could have made
a difference too.
-Patti
>> <cfheader name="Content-Disposition" value="attachment;
>> filename=file.xml">
>> <cfcontent file="[pathtofile]\sartxfercy.txt" type="application/unknown"
>> >
>
> I tried using application/unknown and it worked on the Mac but it put
> .cfm on the end of the file when I tried it with the PC. Strange. I need
> this to work on Mac and PC so I wonder if I should try to see what OS
> they are using and adjust the code accordingly. Hmmmm
>
> Phillip B
>
>
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