That won't work for CF5. That only works on MX and up as far as I know. On 10/20/06, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Green Parot wrote: > > I would just like to add that is there anyway to dynamically determine > the MIME type when using cfcontent? > > where filepath is the full physical path to a file you wish to determine > the mimetype of... > > #getPageContext().getServletContext().getMimeType(filePath)# > > should work to get the mime type. > > As for your problem.. I do what you're doing all the time. Here's what > my CFCONTENT looks like: > > <CFCONTENT deletefile="Yes" file="#filePath#" type="application/pdf"> > > Now, for some reason, my code actually copies the ORIGINAL pdf file to a > temporary location, then deletes it when it's accessed. I don't know > why I did that, but maybe it's because I was having a hard time getting > it to display the original PDF file without the "deletefile" option. > > Worth a shot for you. > > Rick > > > > > >
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