You want cfsavecontent, not cfcontent.
Write the contents of the cfsavecontent variable into a file with cffile.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/10/14 Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk:
hi
we are using cfcontent and rich text to create
Richard,
You don't really need CFCONTENT (which actually sets up headers in the
browser). You are not trying to send your content to the output buffer of
IIS. Try cfsavecontent instead.
cfsavecontent variable=content
{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\uc1\deff0=stshfdbch0 etc...
/cfsavecontent
cffile
This should work for you:
cfsavecontent variable=myContent
This is the content that will go into my .doc file.
This is a test.
/cfsavecontent
cffile action=write
file=#Replace(ExpandPath('*.*'),'*.*','')#test.doc
output=#myContent#
Best
thanks, that is exactly what we wanted
richard
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Joshua Rowe wrote:
This should work for you:
cfsavecontent variable=myContent
This is the content that will go into my .doc file.
This is a test.
/cfsavecontent
cffile action=write
file=#Replace(ExpandPath('*.*'),'*.*','')#test.doc
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 12:32 PM, Ian Skinner h...@ilsweb.com wrote:
But a 'doc' file type is a binary file type is it not? In my experience
you can't just write simple text to a with a doc extension and get
anything useful. I could see this working with an plain text (.txt) or
rich text
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