Steve,
Thanks for the tip.  I tried clear response buffer, which the command I was 
looking for, but I get the same symptom.  The error says 'Acrobat could not 
open 'plugin-index.asp' because it is either not a supported file type or...  I 
wonder if there is anyway to overwrite the document name to 'doc.fdf' or 
something that has an extension the Acrobat understands.  I know there is no 
corruption because a direct link to it served by Apache loads the .fdf and the 
associated .pdf just fine.  I've noticed that when I use the same technique to 
open an excel document, it is also named index.asp as well.  In both cases, it 
is the fusebox home page.

Mike

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] 
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
> Steve Alex
> Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 9:07 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Active4d-dev] Fusebox fbx_layouts.a4d question
> 
> This brings back bad memories of trying to get fdf and xfdf 
> to work in Active4D.  About the only thing I can find is my 
> archives are the templates. I just remember giving up and we 
> went to pdfplugin and used some plugin to populate the fields 
> and sent the pdf. I also remember something about the file 
> corruption error.
> 
> Seems to me that opening fdf file actually combines the fdf 
> and xfdf file in the pdf template. I just can't remember what 
> all we tried. Think we went as far has having applescript 
> open the file and save the pdf, but that was a hack destined 
> for problems. Think another excursion was to not open the 
> file in the browser, but saving it. Think that worked, but 
> you had to go through stuff to find the template.
> 
> If your write a blob (fdf opened with document to blob), the 
> output buffer is cleared with write blob. You can try "clear 
> response buffer", but "Write Blob" should do that.
> 
> On Mar 17, 2010, at 6:25 AM, Mike Vogt wrote:
> 
> > Hi all,
> > I have a nested circuit that I believe needs to clear out 
> anything in that's already in the output buffer before it 
> includes it's raw data.  In the past, I've included a simple 
> html list form and followed with set content 
> type("application/vnd.ms-excel") in order to have the 
> document open up in Excel. It works great. I now have the 
> need to do something similar except it's an Adobe .fdf (not 
> .pdf) document that I need to open in Acrobat (within the 
> browser). I'm doing the same thing as above, creating a text 
> document with the .fdf data ( which works when opening 
> directly) and following with set content 
> type("application/vnd.fdf"), which is the proper MIME.  I'm 
> getting an error indicating the document is corrupt and I 
> believe it's due to what's in the output buffer prior to my document.
> > 
> > My question, is there some setting that will allow a 
> circuit to 'clear' everything in the output buffer at any given time?
> 
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