hth,
-mike
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Hi Guys, I post
I'll have a word with my manager and see what he says. Thank you guys for your help. Much appreciated!
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would be *very* interested in what you find out around this subject.
:)
Good luck!
Helge
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Sent: 28. juni 2004 11:40
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Subject: Re: how to open an attached file in its own application
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cf coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: maandag 28 juni 2004 11:40
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: how to open an attached file in its own
> application (ms-word, excel etc).. please read
>
> Hi Guys, I posted this thread on Friday. Can someone please
> answer my last query
cf coder wrote:
> Hi Guys, I posted this thread on Friday. Can someone please answer my
> last query.
What ever happens the user will need to download the file. You can't
leave it on the server and open it from there. Your only option is to
educate the user on the use of "Save to Disk" and
Hi Guys, I posted this thread on Friday. Can someone please answer my last query. Best regards,
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thank you guys for your help. Alistair, I now see why this is not allowed or not recommended. Given that this is not possible, is it possible to open the file that's sitting on the server. I've changed the cfcontent deletefile attribute to 'no'
deletefile="no">
When a user hits on
thank you guys for your help. Alistair, I now see why this is not allowed or not recommended. Given that this is not possible, is it possible to open the file that's sitting on the server. I've changed the cfcontent deletefile attribute to 'no'
deletefile="no">
When a user hits on
There is no way to do this from a browser (unless you use ActiveX,
possibly - I've never tried it) , for very valid security reasons
Can you imagine the security risks if it was possible to craft a HTML
document that would automatically force-launch a downloaded document in
an external application
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there must be a way to do this. I mean, its hard to beleive that nobody has ever tried to find a solution to this problem
i wouldnt concider being in control of my OWN puter a problem, the problem i see is having some other coder whos not thinking clearly deciding how i should best view the material and with what program.
sounds like a job for M$
maybe u should look at FrontPage, I'm sure thats one of the #1 tools th
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Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 9:44 AM
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Subject: how to open an attached file in its own application (ms-word, excel
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Hello everybody,
I have CFMX installed running on a windows machine.
I have a section on the site where users can
it's a feature of the local browser not something controllable.
There's an option that needs to be flagged in eg. excel to stop it
opening the spreadsheet within an IE session.
Of course, if you don't use IE then the problem goes away.
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there must be a way to do this. I mean, its hard to beleive that nobody has ever tried to find a solution to this problem.
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On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 06:43:35 -0700 (PDT), cf coder
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> The above code works fine. It opens the file inside
> the browser window. However I want the file to open
> inside its own application. So if the attached file is
> a word document, I want it to open in msword.
Hello everybody,
I have CFMX installed running on a windows machine.
I have a section on the site where users can view the
files that are attached to a log.
I've called this file showAttachments.cfm
Here is the code:
showattachments.cfm
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select * from attachments where logID
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