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I'd like to allow the user to down load a csv file using cfcontent. The
problem I'm facing is the inaccurate description in the dialog box- At the
moment it shows "index.cfm" (I'm using the fusebox methodology.). How do I
display the correct file name to the user?
The type in CF Content is set to "text/plain" at the moment.
Thanks in advance,
Lisa
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