> i don't think u can use cfheader and cfcontent together. the
> latter one overrides the former. tough luck. a solution would
> be to set a special download directory and enforce the content
> type/content-disposition there. see what happens.
>No, you can use them together:
>http://www.figleaf.com/demo/mimetest/
cfcontent with a file attribute, not an arbitrary cf content (the latter
does work fine).
in other words, setting headers prior cfcontent with the file attribute has
no effect. so if you need to serve content-disposition header or any other
header (like expires header, or something of that sort) prior to serving a
file that you picked up on a disk somewhere, you are out of luck.
anton maximov
programmer/analyst
IT, New Media
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