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Started by ffmike at 12-03-2003 7:31 PM. Topic has 2 replies.
  
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 12-03-2003, 7:31 PM
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ffmike
Joined on 10-08-2003
Posts 5
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PDF export from ASPX, e-mail file name problem
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So, I've got an ASP.NET page, call it foo.aspx, that pumps out an ActiveReport named rptFoo like this:
Dim m_stream As New System.IO.MemoryStream
Dim rpt As New rptFoo
rpt.DataSource = dsReport
rpt.DataMember = "Report"
rpt.Run()
Me.PdfExport1.Export(rpt.Document, m_stream)
m_stream.Position = 0
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", m_stream.Length.ToString())
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline; filename=Foo.pdf")
Response.BinaryWrite(m_stream.ToArray())
Response.End()
Now, this all works great, and pulls up the Acrobat document inside the browser. The problem comes when the user clicks on the Acrobat E-mail button, and sends the document. Instead of "Foo.pdf" the attachment (which is the valid PDF) comes across as "foo.aspx".
So, how do I fool Acrobat into thinking that the file it's dealing with is really foo.pdf when it comes time to send e-mail?
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12-04-2003, 3:31 AM
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Sergey
Joined on 08-28-2004
Novosibirsk, Russia
Posts 3,015
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Re: PDF export from ASPX, e-mail file name problem
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Hello,
Firstly, the filename that Acrobat uses as the email attachment is really outside the realm of ActiveReports and is up to the Acrobat application.
Secondly, there is work-around, change line of code
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline; filename=Foo.pdf")
to
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=Foo.pdf")
Sergey Abakumoff
GrapeCity
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