Hi,
I have a PHP script that generates a PDF file. The file is great; I can open it when it's saved.
In Mozilla, when the pdf is generated, the popup is opened with the pdf. In opera, the pdf is opened with Adobe Acrobat reader. In Internet Explorer, however, I get the dialog looking like the dialog when you download a file, saying: Filename: (I see the last part of the URL string)
Filetype: Adobe Acrobat Control for ActiveX
Location (the domainname)
A question is asked if I want to open, save, cancel or want more info. When I click on open or save, IE can't open the file url.
I know IE has a bug with changing MIME-types inside a browser window, but I'm not shure this has something to do with that. It should work!
What can I do? is the ActiveX component for Acrobat reader broken?
Or better: how can I tell a browser not to open a pdf inside a browser, but to open it directly with Acrobat reader?
Thanks for your answer!
Tom
I have a PHP script that generates a PDF file. The file is great; I can open it when it's saved.
In Mozilla, when the pdf is generated, the popup is opened with the pdf. In opera, the pdf is opened with Adobe Acrobat reader. In Internet Explorer, however, I get the dialog looking like the dialog when you download a file, saying: Filename: (I see the last part of the URL string)
Filetype: Adobe Acrobat Control for ActiveX
Location (the domainname)
A question is asked if I want to open, save, cancel or want more info. When I click on open or save, IE can't open the file url.
I know IE has a bug with changing MIME-types inside a browser window, but I'm not shure this has something to do with that. It should work!
What can I do? is the ActiveX component for Acrobat reader broken?
Or better: how can I tell a browser not to open a pdf inside a browser, but to open it directly with Acrobat reader?
Thanks for your answer!
Tom