Remove the plugin from your browser. Or use right click and use
something like Save link target as
It's not a Cocoon related problem, only one with browser usage.
And please don't post such questions to developer list. From there you
won't get no answer relating to the usage of Cocoon.
a generated pdf file in local directory
Remove the plugin from your browser. Or use right click and use
something like Save link target as
It's not a Cocoon related problem, only one with browser usage.
And please don't post such questions to developer list. From there you
won't get
PDF
and submit Mail PDF button.
Does it possible in Cocoon?
Thanks,
Niket
- Original Message -
From: Joerg Heinicke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2002 7:44 PM
Subject: Re: saving a generated pdf file in local directory
Remove the plugin from your
: Saturday, December 14, 2002 8:05 PM
Subject: Re: saving a generated pdf file in local directory
Hmm, what about a request like
http://localhost/cocoon/sendmail?pdf=myreport.pdf[EMAIL PROTECTED].
On the server you can do your processing. But I can't help you further,
I did not never used JavaMail
Hi All,
I have a link in a screen, on click of that it will open new browser and a
pipeline pattern would be called on that browser displaying a pdf report
using XSL:FO.
Instead of having this I want like this
When I click on that link, a dialog box or folder/directory selector popup
window
Hi All,
I have a link in a screen, on click of that it will open new browser and a
pipeline pattern would be called on that browser displaying a pdf report
using XSL:FO.
Instead of having this I want like this
When I click on that link, a dialog box or folder/directory selector popup
window
Hi All,
I have a link in a screen, on click of that it will open new browser and a
pipeline pattern would be called on that browser displaying a pdf report
using XSL:FO.
Instead of having this I want like this
When I click on that link, a dialog box or folder/directory selector popup
window
