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Export PDF File Name
Axel_Kollmenter
Member Posts: 414 PRO
Hello everyone,
everytime I export a PDF the name of this pdf is a random number.
Is there a way how I can change this?
The reason for this is if a manufacturer download the pdf he has a random number instead of the real name for the document.
Thanks in advance
everytime I export a PDF the name of this pdf is a random number.
Is there a way how I can change this?
The reason for this is if a manufacturer download the pdf he has a random number instead of the real name for the document.
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
Axel Kollmenter
Axel Kollmenter
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Answers
I tried it but nothing changed.
Thank you anyways.
Axel Kollmenter
IR for AS/NZS 1100
I'm confused about your pdf download question. If you're using the OS API and want to force a download to a client from your server, remember that the client never asked for it. There are ways to force a download to a client. I haven't done it yet, but I want to.
I'm running sockets, so most my traffic is between the browser tab and my server. Sockets does not have access to the hard drive. Sockets does have access to browser memory for long term storage but you need to be careful not storing a lot of data on a client's computer.
A pdf stored in browser memory won't display the way you want so you shouldn't use sockets for the transfer.
If you figure out how to force an unwanted download from a server to a client, please post. I know it can be done.
Axel Kollmenter