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This is not related to renaming the file, as the final file that is
generated on the server is fixed short length file name, but when it is
called on the web browser, wnd you want to save it, a different name pump up
as defualt file name in Save dialogue box. This long name is actually the
query string that I sent to that ASP file.
Anyhow, I think using a cfm script can solve this problem, if I call the PDF
via cfm script rather than using the asp script (I need the ASP script to
run FDFMerge on command line on the server, as it is not possible by cfm!?).
This is again trying to cover up one scripting language's disability, with
another one, or maybe there is a way that simply I am not aware of?
Thanks again for the comments
Easa
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From: Gordon Burns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 September 2003 12:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PDF-Forms] PDF File Name: to be saved
via web browser
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>Thanks Pete for comment,
>I generate this file in a temporary location on the server,
but the problem
>is when you click to save this file, it uses the query
string as default
>file name, in which this query string was passed to this
asp page to calls
>this pdf file over the web.
>
>At the moment I decided to use:
>
>Response.AddHeader "Content-Disposition",
"attachment;filename=MyFile"
>
>Command in my asp page, that prompts to either open or save
this file. If
>you choose to open it, it does not open it in the web
browser window, and
>opens the pdf file in new acrobat window. Not a neat
solution, but at least
>protects exposing my query string values to the end user,
when they want to
>save it.
>
>Thanks again, and still looking for any comments in this
regard
Is there not a rename file option/facility using ASP? or
have I
misunderstood the problem?
Gordon
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