Hi, > (This applies for Emiliano's answer as well) > > Yes, that's what I tried before writing to you but it doesn't achieve the > purpose: since the result is still a directory, the final url is > http://[bla-bla]/something.pdf/ which leads to a default local filename like > "something_pdf.html"...
Sorry about my missunderstanding. but i've tried that and my "Save As" Filebox (Netscape and Konqueror) displays and saves "page.pdf" [1] even lynx. Don't know where your .html comes from. > About the css stuff, you could have left the page simply named mystyle/ because > since you anyway send the content-type (either explicitly or implicitly) there > are no problems there - the same works in my case: even without the extension the > link works and the pdf is being displayed - my problem though is with saving > files... ;-) Sure but mystyle.ccs looks nicer than mystyle and the Designer/HTML guys don't understand when I say "css is mystyle" without the dot css. regards Martin [1] http://www.fh-lippe.de/~mad/screen.png -- mailto: `echo [EMAIL PROTECTED] | sed 's/[NOSPAM]//g'` ---------------------------------------------------------------- SYSTEM ERROR: press F13 to continue... ---------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
