At 7:09 PM +0100 3/2/02, Christian Frantsen wrote:
>[- $sub = Execute ({object => 'include/sub.epl'}); -]
>
><html>
> [- Execute('*', $sub); -]
></html>
>
>
>This prints the PDF file to the browser but I get the raw data enclosed in
><html></html> tags.
>What do I have to do to get the PDF file sent to the client as a PDF and not
>an HTML file?
[$ if someconditionspecifictopdf $]
[- Execute('*', $sub); -]
[$ else $]
<html>
[- Execute('*', $sub); -]
</html>
[$ endif $]
Since some browsers ignore the filename= option on the content type,
I've found that it's best to do something like.
<a href="foo.html/test.pdf">Link to PDF</a>
Then your if condition looks like:
[$ if ($ENV{PATH_INFO} =~ /\.pdf$/) $]
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