I did do the captures, I used Interarchy as it is easier to manipulate. When I started looking at the results, I realized that of course this is all via SSL so the stream data is all encrypted. So I decided to do a run without SSL and of course the problem went away. However since what I am sending is sensitive information, that is no solution.
Grrrrr....how I love Win IE...the worst browser on the planet...and the most used.
Anyway, looking at the captures it appears the main difference is the extra headers being sent by Active4D during the download.
Try adding this code before 'write blob':
set cache control("")
set expires(-1)This will suppress the "Cache-control", "Pragma" and "Expires" response headers. See if that makes a difference.
The write blob method saves the file to disk and then displays it with the actual Acrobat Reader application.
That is because you are marking it as an attachment with the Content-Disposition header.
Also in reference to the other problem I mentioned with Win IE trying to display Active4D pages that contain no html, but are all Active4D code and only used to redirect to another file/page based on code they execute. This problem also only appears when using SSL and again only on Win IE.
See above for a possible solution.
Based on the description of the execution flow in the manual, there should be nothing sent back to the browser if the page contains only Active4D code right?
The carriage return at the end of your code block gets sent.
The file extension naming convention you use, .a4d or .a4p has no bearing on how the actual files are handled by the Active4D process correct?
Correct. It's just a convention.
Quite often the url in the post action for forms I use is to a file that contains not html, but only Active4D code to determine which page should be sent next via a redirect command. There is no problem with doing this is there?
I use this technique all the time, as do others without any problem.
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