Oooh, and I forgot!
In addition to all the other Microsuck non-compliance...
IE just plain doesn't like the IDEA of a dynamic PDF file.
Thus, if you use the usual no-cache headers, it will puke on you.
So what you have to do is embed a random part in your URL.
Continuing with our example from
Karsten Dambekalns wrote:
Hi!
Sorry for the 'longish' post... I am working on a script that generates
FDF data and sends it to the browser for display in a PDF file.
...
But it works only in Mozilla, MSIE starts Acrobat Reader which then pops
up an alert window saying (translated from
--- Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The *REAL* problem you are having is this:
This was one of the best and most thorough explanations I have seen of this
problem. :-)
To add one more suggestion, there is another method that can trick IE into
behaving properly, though this method is a
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