This is from Farcry, maybe can do something in the catch??
cfheader name=content-disposition VALUE='attachment;
filename=#fileName#' /
cfheader name=cache-control value= /
cfheader name=pragma value= /
cftry
cfcontent type=#mimeType# file=#filepath# deletefile=No reset=Yes
/
cfcatch!--- prevent
Hi Brett,
not that I know of easily in CF. What you could do is have a tiny Flex
application being responsible for the downloads. The Flex app pushes
the file to the client and will broadcast progress events as well as a
complete event. In the complete event handler you could then trigger a
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: Document Download
Hi Brett,
not that I know of easily in CF. What you could do is have a tiny Flex
application being responsible for the downloads. The Flex app pushes the
file to the client and will broadcast progress events as well as a complete
event
as easy to do it using normal flash and for
what it will be doing flex might be a little over kill
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Thanks Andrew,
That works a treat! To make it work I put the logging in ahead of the delivery
and then put code to reverse the logging into the cfcatch area. I didn't
think it would be that easy and I would never have thought to use cftry cfcatch
either!
Awesome! Thanks again,
Brett
B)
AJ
Thank Daemon
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 12:45 PM, Brett Payne-Rhodes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks Andrew,
That works a treat! To make it work I put the logging in ahead of the
delivery and then put code to reverse the logging into the cfcatch area. I
didn't think it would be that easy and I
