[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> In order to do some tracking on the PDF downloaded on our
> site, I have modified my _base.epl and send the file
> "by hand" :
>
> if (open(PDF,$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}.$ENV{SCRIPT_NAME})) {
> $http_headers_out{'Content-type'}='application/pdf';
> $http_headers_out{'Content-Disposition'}='attachment;
filename=$filename';
> local ($/);
> local ($escmode);
> my $pdf=<PDF>;
> print OUT $pdf;
> close(PDF);
> }
> else {
> $http_headers_out{'Location'}=["http://$ENV{SERVER_NAME}",404];
> exit;
> }
> But if the file is missing, I would like to redirect to
> the 404 page. Currently, I get the popup
> asking what to do with the pdf (open with/save to disk...)
> and if I accept I get an empty file (of course).
>
> Is there a way to mimic the default behaviour ?
I don't catch it.
The opened file is your own script, so the open is always true.
When I test the code, the pdf I download is the script itself...
The content-type header is good.
The Content-Disposition doesn't seem to make any attachement.
And I can't figure out why.
Anyway the 404 test should be -f "/the/path/to/the/pdf/file.pdf"
Or am I missing something ?
Bregs,
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi,
In order to do some tracking on the PDF downloaded on our
site, I have modified my _base.epl and send the file
"by hand" :
if (open(PDF,$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}.$ENV{SCRIPT_NAME})) {
$http_headers_out{'Content-type'}='application/pdf';
$http_headers_out{'Content-Disposition'}='attachment;
filename=$filename';
local ($/);
local ($escmode);
my $pdf=<PDF>;
print OUT $pdf;
close(PDF);
}
else {
$http_headers_out{'Location'}=["http://$ENV{SERVER_NAME}",404];
exit;
}
But if the file is missing, I would like to redirect to
the 404 page. Currently, I get the popup
asking what to do with the pdf (open with/save to disk...)
and if I accept I get an empty file (of course).
Is there a way to mimic the default behaviour ?
I don't catch it.
The opened file is your own script, so the open is always true.
When I test the code, the pdf I download is the script itself...
The content-type header is good.
The Content-Disposition doesn't seem to make any attachement.
And I can't figure out why.
Anyway the 404 test should be -f "/the/path/to/the/pdf/file.pdf"
Or am I missing something ?
Bregs,
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Nuguet romuald : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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