1) they can save the HTML file using "Save As..." in the browser, or
2) you can output the content to a file (like a .txt file for example) using
CFFILE, then refresh the browser after like 5-10 seconds using META to a URL
that points to the file you created.
--dylan
-----Original Message-----
From: Francis, Jennifer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 3:28 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Saving a file to a local drive
Is this even possible?
Once a query is run, and the page is displayed to the user, is there a way
for the user to save the results to his or her local drive?
I've looked into CFFILE, but it looks like that saves to the server.
Jennifer Francis
AT&T Wireless Services
Training Development & Design Team
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