Thanks to all of you.
This works great.
Steve
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Stephen Bardsley
RLW Inc.
Malta, NY
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Here's some snippets of code that I use to send a textfile; to generate the
link that the user clicks on to download the file (sorry for the mess, I cut it
straight out of the ASP script!):
print "{'id'}, "\" title=\"",
$href->{'uzfname'}, "\" type=\"application/octet-stream\">",
$href->{'uzfname
Sure you can...
Just send a header like this in addition to the Content-Type:
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="whateverfilenameyoulike"
/Håkan
On Friday 10 August 2001 00:29, you wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I am printing data from a script directly back
> to the browser. The data is tex
e
text/plain or text/html - "inline" would force the browser to show the
content ...
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From: "Stephen Bardsley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Greetings,
I am printing data from a script directly back
to the browser. The data is text but not HTML.
I have changed the ContentType, which in turn
forces the "SaveAs" dialog to be raised. So
far so good...
What I would like to do is dictate the default
file name in the "SaveAs" dialog. Ca
