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Hans Preuer
Hi
I will generate a PDF with ASP.NET and send it to a popup window. For this,
I use sharpPDF, a licensefree
DLL which works quite well, and the "Content-Disposition"
HTML directiv. For the output, I use the following code::
Dim openSpecScript As String = "<" & "script language=""JavaScript"">" & _
"var win = window.open('SpecRep1.aspx?rq_file=" &
Server.UrlEncode(strSpecFile) & "', " & _
"'pdfrepspec1', " & _
"'width=700,height=500,scrollbars=yes,location=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,toolbar=no,status=yes');"
& _
"</" & "script>"
Response.Write(openSpecScript)
In "SpecRep1.aspx" I use the following code in Page_Init:
Dim strFile As String = Server.UrlDecode(Request.QueryString("rq_file"))
If strFile.Length > 1 Then
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline;filename=" &
strFile)
Response.WriteFile(strFile)
Response.Flush()
Response.End()
End If
All is quite well with Firefox and with a lot of tested IE's. The PDF opens
direct in the popup. But on some machines only a blank window opens for a
short time and disapears immediatly. After a lot of testing, I saw, if I
check in IE under Security - Custom Level - "Download" - "Automatic
prompting for file downloads" that IE asks now if it should download a file
called "Report.pdf". If I click "OK", I can save the file to a choosen
location and can open it with Acrobat.
Normaly, the Form has NOT the name Report.pdf. It's called <someGUID>.pdf.
Report.aspx is only the name of the forms container in which the file is
written.
Does someone know a solution?
Thanks
Hans
I will generate a PDF with ASP.NET and send it to a popup window. For this,
I use sharpPDF, a licensefree
DLL which works quite well, and the "Content-Disposition"
HTML directiv. For the output, I use the following code::
Dim openSpecScript As String = "<" & "script language=""JavaScript"">" & _
"var win = window.open('SpecRep1.aspx?rq_file=" &
Server.UrlEncode(strSpecFile) & "', " & _
"'pdfrepspec1', " & _
"'width=700,height=500,scrollbars=yes,location=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,toolbar=no,status=yes');"
& _
"</" & "script>"
Response.Write(openSpecScript)
In "SpecRep1.aspx" I use the following code in Page_Init:
Dim strFile As String = Server.UrlDecode(Request.QueryString("rq_file"))
If strFile.Length > 1 Then
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline;filename=" &
strFile)
Response.WriteFile(strFile)
Response.Flush()
Response.End()
End If
All is quite well with Firefox and with a lot of tested IE's. The PDF opens
direct in the popup. But on some machines only a blank window opens for a
short time and disapears immediatly. After a lot of testing, I saw, if I
check in IE under Security - Custom Level - "Download" - "Automatic
prompting for file downloads" that IE asks now if it should download a file
called "Report.pdf". If I click "OK", I can save the file to a choosen
location and can open it with Acrobat.
Normaly, the Form has NOT the name Report.pdf. It's called <someGUID>.pdf.
Report.aspx is only the name of the forms container in which the file is
written.
Does someone know a solution?
Thanks
Hans