Hmmmm, not to bug you all again on this subject, but could somebody please
post some code of their use of the <cfcontent> tag? I'm trying to devise a
plan to push files to a user's browser without exposing my directory
structure to the world. Can't seem to accomplish this - they are all going
to be word docs, so you would think this would be easy. here's what I'm
trying
<cfcontent type="text/plain" file="D:\incoming\ACF9D.doc">
or
<cfcontent type="application/msword" file="D:\incoming\ACF9D.doc">
or
<cfcontent type="unknown" file="D:\incoming\ACF9D.doc">
or
<cfcontent type="application/unknown" file="D:\incoming\ACF9D.doc">
I have also tried:
<CFHEADER NAME="Content-Disposition" value="attachment;
filename=D:\incoming\ACF9D.doc">
which tries to save the doc as the template name - which is no good.
I am really hoping somebody might be able to suggest something. Thanks.
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