Have you checked the headers? Could it be that the pdf-file is displayed
as a text/html resource (use cfheader to set the correct header)
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|-----Original Message-----
|From: Alexander Sherwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 17:26
|To: CF-Talk
|Subject: CFCONTENT and GetPageContext()
|
|Greetings.
|
|Anyone run into problems with using GetPageContext().Include()
| and CFCONTENT to serve, say a PDF file, on the same page.
|
|
|If I use the following code at the top of a template,
|everything works as expected: the download dialog pops up in
|the browser:
|
|<cfheader name="Content-disposition"
|VALUE="attachment;filename=document.pdf">
|<cfcontent file="#PathToFileOnDisk#" type="application/pdf"
|deletefile="yes">
|
|
|If, however, I do a GetPageContext().Include() to include the
|file with the CFCONTENT and CFHEADER tags, the PDF binary data
|gets displayed as a string, right in the browser (instead of
|prompting for download, or opening directly in Acrobat Reader).
|
|Any ideas on a possible conflict with using
|GetPageContext().Include() and changing HTML head content?
|
|Any pointers would help!
|
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|Alex Sherwood
|PHS Collection Agency
|THE COLLECTORS
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