> I have an application that creates a word document. What I want it to do is > create the document and then go to a different page, with cflocation. If I > include cflocation in the page then if does the cflocation and not the > cfcontent.
I'm not really understanding what part <cfcontent> is playing in this? If you're wanting to return this Word doc as the response to the request, sure, use <cfcontent> to return the file. However if you're just wanting to create the file, then relocate to a different URL... what's <cfcontent> got to do with anything? Just create the file, save it, <cflocation> to wherever you want them to go. <cfcontent> just changes the response header to tell the browser to treat the incoming data as something other than a stream of HTML (treat it like a Word doc, for example) it's got no part in the "creating the file" process. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your requirement? Adam --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
