To return to an old thread....I've been trying to achieve the equivalent of the code below in DTML. Since you can't make assignments in DTML, I've been trying the following....
<!--#call "_['RESPONSE'].setHeader('Content-Type','application.binary')"--> <!--#call "_['RESPONSE'].setHeader('Content-Disposition','inline;filenam e=phoneBook.cs v')"-->
IE4 opens up a window and looks as if it's about to download a file, but then the message ...
'The downloaded files is not available. This could be due to Security or Language settings or because the server was unable to retrieve the selected file'. I've tried text/csv as the Content-Type as well and get the same error.
It also says that it's trying to download the name of the document, 'displayAll' and not the desired filename, 'phoneBook.csv'
Anyone any ideas?
Cheers,
Andy.
I seem to remember Paul finding that IE choked on downloads with Content-Disposition headers -- have you tried using Netscape to download this? We never found a way around IE's problem that I know of, though I believe we found that NS handled the situation correctly... Brian Lloyd brian@digicool.com Software Engineer 540.371.6909 Digital Creations http://www.digicool.com