Hey gang, I'm having some trouble getting something to work as expected.
I've got a script that generates a form based on data in a DB. I'm
adding a CAPTCHA to it - Ryan Emerle's cfx_captcha to be specific.
In the example page that came with the tag, in the end it spits out:
cfcontent type
:
cfcontent type=image/jpeg file=(file path) deletefile=Yes
which displays the image that was generated, and deletes it.
I can't seem to work out how to do the same thing within my form,
without it munging things up - currently instead of the form,
image, and
surrounding stuff, it simply
When using CFContent, how would I write to a db AFTER a file is downloaded
(such as a counter/date) in the background, without opening a new page? I
do have each file listed in a db, with all the normal file scope fields
(size, name, etc).
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When using CFContent, how would I write to a db AFTER a file is downloaded
(such as a counter/date) in the background, without opening a new page? I
do have each file listed in a db, with all the normal file scope fields
(size, name, etc).
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You would just run your query to update the count at the same time you run
the cfontent tag to push the file to the user. Running the query just AFTER
the cfcontent tag would let you know that every count was atleast a prompt
to download the file. They could still be counted and simply hit close
at least a prompt to download the file. They could still be counted and
simply hit close or concel on the download prompt or even download half of
the file and then cancel though. I don't think you are going to get around
that in any easy way.
That's what I told the client, that I can't control
?imagename;
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment;
filename=myfile.tif
cfcontent type=image/tiff variable=#cfhttp.FileContent#
This code works great except for one problem. When the Windows dialog
box opens and says Do you want to open or save this file? in XP
Check the permissions on the folder you are writing to. If your web service is
IIS, and you are allowing anonymous access, then you should have a default
guest account.That account needs to have write permission to the folder
that your cfcontent is pointed to. You should be able to look
Check the permissions on the folder you are writing to. If your web service is
IIS, and you are allowing anonymous access, then you should have a default
guest account.That account needs to have write permission to the folder
that your cfcontent is pointed to. You should be able to look
;
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment; filename=myfile.tif
cfcontent type=image/tiff variable=#cfhttp.FileContent#
This code works great except for one problem. When the Windows dialog box
opens and says Do you want to open or save this file? in XP professional
clicking the save button
just fine with images on
the box referenced directly with an IMG tag (i..e img
src=http://domain.com/images/image.jpg). The problem arises when I use
CFCONTENT to push the image.
That and Ben's post mentions an error messageI just get a red X in place
of the image in my FlashPaper/PDF docs
Hey All,
I'm trying to stick an image retrieved from a BLOB into a CFDOCUMENT
generated
page using this technique:
img src=binaryImage.cfm
binaryImage.cfm
cffile action=readbinary file=#qMyQuery.BLOBFieldName#
variable=outputImage
cfcontent type=image/jpg variable=#outputImage
with CFDOCUMENT and
firewalls isn't it
3) works fine calling an image to normal way (img src=images/imagename.jpg
4) fails when images are pushed via CFCONTENT (see original post above)
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Sorry, where is the DB call here?
On 10/21/06, Bryan Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
binaryImage.cfm
cffile action=readbinary file=d:\appName\images\image.jpg
variable=outputImage
cfcontent type=image/jpg variable=#outputImage#
hehe...just aseume the file attribute is populated
The correct mime type for a jpg image is image/jpeg. Try that.
The browser itself is probably less picky - and may not even really care
about mime types.
Rick
Thanks Rick, I'll give that a try.that said there are several mime types
for
jpegsimage/jpe, image/jpg, image/jpeg
There is also one image/pjpeg - that messed me up for a while recently.
-- Josh
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To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: CFDOCUMENT and CFCONTENT
The correct mime type
Sorry, where is the DB call here?
On 10/21/06, Bryan Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
binaryImage.cfm
cffile action=readbinary file=d:\appName\images\image.jpg
variable=outputImage
cfcontent type=image/jpg variable=#outputImage#
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Hello,
I'm trying to use cfcontent on Coldfusion 5 to display files. For security
purposes, I cannot link directly to the files.
I'm trying to get this to work for any type of file. Currently it works for
.doc and .xls files but not PDF files.
The page does not throw any exceptions just
Hello,
I'm trying to use cfcontent on Coldfusion 5 to display files. For
security purposes, I cannot link directly to the files.
I'm trying to get this to work for any type of file. Currently it
works for .doc and .xls files but not PDF files.
The page does not throw any
Hey All,
I'm trying to stick an image retrieved from a BLOB into a CFDOCUMENT generated
page using this technique:
img src=binaryImage.cfm
binaryImage.cfm
cffile action=readbinary file=d:\appName\images\image.jpg
variable=outputImage
cfcontent type=image/jpg variable=#outputImage
://coldfused.blogspot.com/2005/11/missing-images-in-cfdocument.html
Search the page fro CFCONTENT and you'll see a few messages back and forth
where
someone else uses the same technique I am and having the same troublethe
blog's author tried his only test and it worked fine for him!! Any mention
Bryan Stevenson wrote:
Hey All,
I'm trying to stick an image retrieved from a BLOB into a CFDOCUMENT
generated page using this technique:
img src=binaryImage.cfm
binaryImage.cfm
cffile action=readbinary file=d:\appName\images\image.jpg
variable=outputImage
cfcontent type=image/jpg
Green Parot wrote:
I would just like to add that is there anyway to dynamically determine the
MIME type when using cfcontent?
where filepath is the full physical path to a file you wish to determine
the mimetype of...
#getPageContext().getServletContext().getMimeType(filePath)#
should
That won't work for CF5. That only works on MX and up as far as I know.
On 10/20/06, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Green Parot wrote:
I would just like to add that is there anyway to dynamically determine
the MIME type when using cfcontent?
where filepath is the full physical path
I rewrote an application of mine using XML and web services. However, when I
uploaded it to my hosting server I learned that CFCONTENT was disabled. This
was a problem because I knew of no other method for setting the mime type to
XML. I found several articles on serving image content via CFMX
Is your webservice returning XML?
Teddy
On 10/19/06, John Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I rewrote an application of mine using XML and web services. However, when
I uploaded it to my hosting server I learned that CFCONTENT was disabled.
This was a problem because I knew of no other method
Is your webservice returning XML?
Teddy
On 10/19/06, John Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes it is. I call the serveXML function to send an XML response.
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) that I generated from powerpoint. My
end result is to be able to fill in pieces of a powerpoint slide on
the fly with CF to generate the appropriate .mht file to a user.
However, if I pass it to the user as an .mht, it tries to open in the
browser. I added a cfcontent and cfheader
Crow T. Robot wrote:
4) Jochem, what is supposed to happen if they don't have an allowed IP, a
javascript alert is displayed, then when they click OK, they are
redirected to the index page of the main site. What is/was happening is
they were just being allowed to see the Word doc as if they
Wrapping validation right around the tag works works very well.
In this case application.userIPList is a a list with multiple IP's verified
against that of the the users current computer.
cfif ListFindNoCase(Application.UserIPList,CGI.REMOTE_ADDR)
cfcontent type=application/msword file
On 8/20/06, Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Crow T. Robot wrote:
4) Jochem, what is supposed to happen if they don't have an allowed IP,
a
javascript alert is displayed, then when they click OK, they are
redirected to the index page of the main site. What is/was happening is
application.userIPList is a a list with multiple IP's
verified
against that of the the users current computer.
cfif ListFindNoCase(Application.UserIPList,CGI.REMOTE_ADDR)
cfcontent type=application/msword file=#ExpandPath(file)#
deletefile=no
cfelse
DOH! You don't have access to this without being from
1) I know that cfcontent has no knowledge of the login status of the user.
2) I stated that I am checking the user's IP address as my login check
against a database of allowed IPs. This is done in application.cfm and
works fine for any pages that are not using cfcontent to serve up the
content
Of course. Without the cfflush, the JS bit and eny other content
you've written is reset by the CFCONTENT tag.
Never rely on JS or any other browser output to secure your apps. All
security should be server-side.
On 8/20/06, Crow T. Robot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cfquery name=qry_ck_IP
until we rewrite the app in a few months.
Thanks for clarifying what I assumed was going on here. It helps.
Ray
On 8/19/06, James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course. Without the cfflush, the JS bit and eny other content
you've written is reset by the CFCONTENT tag.
Never rely on JS
a cfcontent and
cfheader to the top of the page to try to get it to force the filename to go
back to the browser as a ppt so they can save it or open it. The code works
fine on MX 6.1 but I can't get it to work on CF5. Anyone have any gotchas or
reasons why I can't do it?
Snippet:
cfheader name
Ray Champagne wrote:
I have a directory that is protected by a script that checks the
user's IP against the database in Application.cfm. If the user is
there, they are allowed in.
What happens when the user is not in there?
Jochem
I don't think cfcontent or any tag for that matter knows if a user is logged
in. Regardless if the application.cfm you need to specifically wrap code
around cfdocument to ensure the person is logged in or whatever before you
run it.
As an example, you can run a cfinclude and it will bypass
I have a directory that is protected by a script that checks the user's IP
against the database in Application.cfm. If the user is there, they are
allowed in. Everything is working fine, save for one script that uses
cfcontent to serve up Word documents. It seems like Application.cfm isn't
Anytime you call a CFM page, the Application file is being called first.
. Try this, write some content in the Application page, then in the top
of the page that serves the CFContent, do a CFFlush and a CFAbort and see if
the content shows. If not, then something weird is going
AFAIK, application.cfm is only processed when cf pages are being processed.
But I've been wrong before (Feb 17th, 1971)
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Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 10:14 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: using application.cfm and cfcontent
I
I wonder if this might be a side affect of the cfcontent... option to reset
the request. Thus what was done in the cfapplicaiton... was thrown away?
--
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Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
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I'm not sure what you mean. The Word doc *is* being served up via cfcontent
in a cf page
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Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 11:33 AM
Subject: RE: using application.cfm and cfcontent
was to use cfflush if they are not authenticated, and
everything seems to be working fine.
Weird, I'd like an explanation as to why this has to be done in this manner. I
know it has to do with the headers and something to do with cfcontent dumping
all headers and starting over again, but I don't know
Yea, that is what seems to be happening.
I wonder if this might be a side affect of the cfcontent... option
to reset the request. Thus what was done in the cfapplicaiton...
was thrown away?
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
You have something weird going on... I think using CFFlush is probably not
the best solution, as is more an indication that something odd is going on.
As far as it not showing up as a word document, that is because CFFlush
write all the page headers and there fore, CFContent and CFHeader
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To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Fri Jul 21 20:30:52 2006
Subject: RE: cfcontent error - IE6 XP SP2 client and Win 2003 server
I've got a page that produces and Excel file for the user to either open or
save. Here's the code:
cfcontent type=application/msexcel
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment;filename=#filename#
This works fine from my Win2000 PC. However, it can't be opened using IE6 on
an XP
Is the production server using a Cache-Control: no-cache HTTP header?
I ran into a similar problem yesterday when opening a Word doc served by
cfcontent (Win2k3 server). If MS Word was closed when I tried to open
the doc from the web page, the no-cache was deleting the file before
Word started
Peter,
I'm using the same cache-control values on my server for the same
reason. I'll have to try removing 'no-cache, no-store'. I'm not sure how
or if that would affect form submissions. Unfortunately, I'm about to
take off for a week and won't have a chance to test until I get back.
FWIW,
I am using cfcontent to securely download files so the user can not see the
path the file is stored in. With small files this is fine, but with large
100mb+ files, it is much, much slower than a straight html anchor tag. Does
anyone have a fast alternative to using cfheader/cfcontent
cfcontent to securely download files so the user can not see
the path the file is stored in. With small files this is fine, but with
large 100mb+ files, it is much, much slower than a straight html anchor
tag. Does anyone have a fast alternative to using cfheader/cfcontent for
large files
I am using cfcontent to securely download files so the user
can not see the path the file is stored in. With small files
this is fine, but with large 100mb+ files, it is much, much
slower than a straight html anchor tag. Does anyone have a
fast alternative to using cfheader/cfcontent
One approach I've used successfully, is to create symbolic links to the
files (in Unix) or their directories (in Windows), then delete those after a
set period.
Dave,
Would you be able to site an example of how to do this in Windows?
Thanks.
Would you be able to site an example of how to do this in Windows?
Use CFEXECUTE to run the junction.exe utility available from
http://www.sysinternals.com/.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction
Use CFEXECUTE to run the junction.exe utility available from
http://www.sysinternals.com/.
I have downloaded the program and created this cfexecute.
cfexecute name=d:\inetpub\wwwroot\junction.exe arguments=d:\file_downloads
d:\inetpub\wwwroot\programs\download\ timeOut=600/cfexecute
I have
I have downloaded the program and created this cfexecute.
cfexecute name=d:\inetpub\wwwroot\junction.exe
arguments=d:\file_downloads
d:\inetpub\wwwroot\programs\download\ timeOut=600/cfexecute
I have done this but my link looks like
file:///d:/file_downloads/42100/42100373.exe in
Thanks Dave. I'm getting there. We are on CF5.
I've changed my code to the text below.
cfexecute name=c:\WINNT\system32\junction.exe
arguments=d:\inetpub\wwwroot\file_downloads
d:\inetpub\wwwroot\programs\download\ timeOut=600 outputFile =
d:\temp\output.txt/cfexecute
cfset lcDownload = a
I've changed my code to the text below.
cfexecute name=c:\WINNT\system32\junction.exe
arguments=d:\inetpub\wwwroot\file_downloads
d:\inetpub\wwwroot\programs\download\ timeOut=600
outputFile = d:\temp\output.txt/cfexecute
cfset lcDownload = a
Thanks again, Dave.
Turns out the directory had permissions set to run executables. I turned it
off and the option to save comes up fine.
Much thanks.
Jeff
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Sorry, I meant CFcontent in my header. I was able to get the header and footer
to appear using a style sheet. The odd thing now is that I have marked the
style sheet to orient the spreadsheet in landscape but when I try to print it
or print preview the file, it is in portrait. Here's my cfml
I'm trying to serve flash using cfcontent to prevent users from linking
directly to the flash file.
Basically, I'm creating an encrypted URL parameter in the cfm file with
the embedded flash, and tacking it onto the url ... the cfm that serves
the flash checks the url to make sure it's valid
Perhaps a CFHEADER to provide the inline Content-Disposition header?
Also, what does the HTML for presenting the flash look like?
On 4/21/06, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to serve flash using cfcontent to prevent users from linking
directly to the flash file.
Basically, I'm
those after the cfr
3)Repeat process for next printout
I can get the CFR working, without an issue for a massprinting,using cfcontent.
Can you can cfcontent more then once on a page? I need to call it for a PDF,
then the TIF images, then the PDF again, etc, etc
If not, does anyone have an idea
Try temporarily turning off any cache-control that you may implemented to
see if resolves the problem. That was it for me. MS has a page that explains
it a bit more.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815313/
Ken
On 3/16/06, Michael Traher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks will try that
On
thanks - will take a look at that
On 3/29/06, Ken Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try temporarily turning off any cache-control that you may implemented to
see if resolves the problem. That was it for me. MS has a page that
explains
it a bit more.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815313/
So, what's the verdict of the best workaround if I want to refresh a
page after using cfcontent to download a file? Is this possible at all?
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So, what's the verdict of the best workaround if I want to refresh a
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no sorry, its an extranet system tied down to ip addresses for access
On 3/15/06, Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Traher wrote:
we have the same issue, and always end up writing the file then
providing a
download link for https sites. if anyone has a better solution I'm
Michael Traher wrote:
no sorry, its an extranet system tied down to ip addresses for access
If you want to test yourself, the best thing to do is examine the
headers. Use a IE plugin or try telnet:
1. Find a Unix machine
2. Open a SSL telnet connection to the server:
telnet -z ssl
thanks will try that
On 3/16/06, Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Traher wrote:
no sorry, its an extranet system tied down to ip addresses for access
If you want to test yourself, the best thing to do is examine the
headers. Use a IE plugin or try telnet:
1. Find a Unix
Hi,
We are running CF5 on Win 2k (IIS) and we recently noticed a problem. We
have some apps that push out files to the web browser. The lines of code we
use to do this are something like
CFHEADER NAME=content-disposition VALUE=inline;filename=report.csv
CFCONTENT TYPE=application/unknown
Ricki Stern wrote:
We are running CF5 on Win 2k (IIS) and we recently noticed a problem. We
have some apps that push out files to the web browser. The lines of code we
use to do this are something like
CFHEADER NAME=content-disposition VALUE=inline;filename=report.csv
CFCONTENT TYPE
noticed a problem. We
have some apps that push out files to the web browser. The lines of code
we
use to do this are something like
CFHEADER NAME=content-disposition VALUE=inline;filename=report.csv
CFCONTENT TYPE=application/unknown FILE=#TheReportPath#
DELETEFILE=NO
RESET=NO
We have
Michael Traher wrote:
we have the same issue, and always end up writing the file then providing a
download link for https sites. if anyone has a better solution I'm keen to
hear it.
Do you have a URL where I can test?
Jochem
Hey,
I'm using cfcontent in a method that just delivers files. I pass in an argument
which is a filename. But my code just downloads a word doc as a cfm file, and
it names it index.cfm page. It won't download the requested file AS the file
and with the correct filename. I know I'm using
Ok, I figured out part of it.
I added this :
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=inline;
filename=#ARGUMENTS.filename#
Will
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=Content-Disposition value=attachment;
filename=#ARGUMENTS.filename#
cfcontent file=#fullpath# type=application/unknown
/cfif
/cffunction
Found a good resource for cfcontent here:
http://www.actcfug.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=TipViewTipID=33
cfset fullpath = ExpandPath(UploadedFiles) \
#ARGUMENTS.filename#
cfif FileExists(#fullpath#)
cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment;
filename=#ARGUMENTS.filename#
cfcontent file=#fullpath# type=application/unknown
/cfif
/cffunction
Found a good resource
Outputting data to the browser from within a CFC is BLASPHEMY!
Someone, please make him stop!
Ohhh .. .but it's so FUN!!
:)
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=#ARGUMENTS.filename#
cfcontent file=#fullpath# type=application/unknown
/cfif
/cffunction
Found a good resource for cfcontent here:
http://www.actcfug.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=TipViewTipID=33
John C. Bland II wrote:
Where is the cfc? I think I missed where he said he was using a cfc.
see the subject line =)
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:)
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I would like this movie to play (inline) as soon as its loaded the code below
doesn't work unless I change the inline to attachment in which case a
dialogue box pops up asking wether I want to open with or save to disk etc.
I'm thinking that its not possible to do this with just cfcontent
Can you walk me through this a touch?
I have a page that dumps a database using cfdump. Above the cfdump is a button
that says download to excel. If clicked, do I reload the page, do a
cfcontent and output the database info into a table, then reload the original
page (with the button
It's even eaiser than that.
cfif StructKeyExists(FORM,WhateverYouCallTheSubmitButton)
cfcontent
...etc for the cfcontent bit
cfelse
!--- your entire page, cfdump, form and all here ---
/cfif
This way the page shows the webpage in the browser unless the form
button is clicked
That worked great!
I kept the download code as a separate page and just did a cfinclude on it.
Wonderful. Thank for your help!
It's even eaiser than that.
cfif StructKeyExists(FORM,WhateverYouCallTheSubmitButton)
cfcontent
...
etc for the cfcontent bit
cfelse
!--- your
I display a database (cfdump) with a download database button at
the top. That'll take you to another page that downloads the
database using the table as a file_name. This is done through
cfcontent.
When I do this, it opens up a new window, so at the end of the CF
code, I put some js
: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 8:20 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFContent cancels out JS
I display a database (cfdump) with a download database button at the
top. That'll take you to another page that downloads the database using
the table as a file_name. This is done through cfcontent.
When I do
I display a database (cfdump) with a download database button at
the top. That'll take you to another page that downloads the
database using the table as a file_name. This is done through
cfcontent.
When I do this, it opens up a new window, so at the end of the CF
code, I put some
well, I'd like the blank window to close instead of just sitting there with the
user wondering what to do.
It doesn't seem that I can put a close before the cfcontent either.
I put this content on a seperate page because otherwise it tries to take all my
page information (banner, menus, etc
After I have created a document using cfdocument I am using the following code
to open the pdf,
cfheader name=content-disposition value=attachment; filename=wibble.pdf
cfcontent type=aplication/pdf file=#expandpath('MyFilePath')#
deletefile=yes reset=no
This shows a dialogue box to the user
After I have created a document using cfdocument I am
using the following code to open the pdf,
cfheader name=content-disposition value=attachment;
filename=wibble.pdf
cfcontent type=aplication/pdf
file=#expandpath('MyFilePath')# deletefile=yes
reset=no
This shows a dialogue box
Thanks for that, at least I won't waste any more time looking :-)
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From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 August 2005 17:29
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFContent question ...
After I have created a document using cfdocument I am
using the following
for that, at least I won't waste any more time
looking :-)
-Original Message-
From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 August 2005 17:29
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CFContent question ...
After I have created a document using cfdocument I am
using the following code to open the pdf
How are you creating the Excel sheet?
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From: CHANCE, JENNIFER M. (JSC-BJ) (BAS)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 July 2005 16:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Cfcontent Excel Problems
Hi there...
I have created a dynamic excel page in coldfusion. Everything is great
the htm
file into the cfm file (the only difference being the cfcontent tag) and
this still wouldn't work. Does anybody have a workaround? Or know how I
could open it in a new tab?
Thanks so much!
Jen
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