> Thanks for the example. My case it's a little bit different. I get the > info from a db call and want to allow the user to download it as an > excel file. And it works fine in stand alone mode but when invoked > through jQuery the cfcontent is ignored. > So I had to manually open another window which will trigger the download.
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