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Hi All,
I have app that is supposed to return a spreadsheet back to
the browser. Works beautifully on dev PC, with code
being
<CFHEADER NAME="Content-Disposition"
VALUE="inline; filename=#myfilename#">
<CFCONTENT TYPE="application/vnd.ms-excel">... I loaded it up to a large, central ISP, and then found that
the CFCONTENT tag was disabled.
I contacted the ISP, who responded with
"Unfortunately the CFCONTENT tag has been disabled on our
shared hosting platform by our Senior Technicians, due to security reasons.
Unfortunately it cannot be enabled."
I need to know
a) Are they being reasonable, or paranoid?
b) Can anyone provide reasons as to why is does / does not
need to be disabled?
c) Assuming I have no joy in getting the tag enabled, does
anyone have a good workaround for creating and returning info suitable for
loading into a spreadsheet?
Thanks,
Phil.
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