Re: download from internet

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Posted by [IP Address: 194.129.49.236] 'Monica' on September 14, 2001 at 11:21:21 EST:

In Reply to: Re: download from internet posted by [IP Address: 194.129.49.236] 'Brad Bohn' on September 14, 2001 at 10:40:09 EST:

Thanks a lot Brad.
It worked. I am really obliged.
I have one more query , maybe you can help me out on this too.
I am using this function "its-browser_post" to open up a url.
is there any way to open it up in a new window.

e.g. if i use this, its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com"
this should open hotmail site in new internet browser.

Thanks
Monica

: Yeah, this is a real pain in the *ss. Try using the content type 'application/vnd.ms-excel'. If this doesn't work by itself, set up your internal table as if you were building an HTML page with a table. Each line in the internal table (excluding the first and last) should correspond to a row in the table. For example (CRLF=hex constants):

: [HTML][BODY][TABLE]CRLF
: [TR]CRLF[TD]COL1[/TD]CRLF...[TD]COLN[/TD]CRLF[/TR]CRLF
: ...
: [/TABLE][/BODY][/HTML]CRLF

: This should allow you to automatically open an excel document in the browser with your data.

: I can't take credit for this solution; it was developed by a colleague who spent alot of frustrating time figuring it out--Thanks, Rick!

: Hope this helps.

: Semper Fi.

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Re: download from internet Brad Bohn 11:39:46 9/14/01 EST (3)
- Re: download from internet Monica 12:19:06 9/14/01 EST (2)
  - Try its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com?~target=_new" DK 13:35:40 9/14/01 EST (0)
  - Re: download from internet Peter 13:33:21 9/14/01 EST (0)

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Message: : Thanks a lot Brad. : It worked. I am really obliged. : I have one more query , maybe you can help me out on this too. : I am using this function "its-browser_post" to open up a url. : is there any way to open it up in a new window. : e.g. if i use this, its-browser_post "www.hotmail.com" : this should open hotmail site in new internet browser. : Thanks : Monica : : Yeah, this is a real pain in the *ss. Try using the content type 'application/vnd.ms-excel'. If this doesn't work by itself, set up your internal table as if you were building an HTML page with a table. Each line in the internal table (excluding the first and last) should correspond to a row in the table. For example (CRLF=hex constants): : : [HTML][BODY][TABLE]CRLF : : [TR]CRLF[TD]COL1[/TD]CRLF...[TD]COLN[/TD]CRLF[/TR]CRLF : : ... : : [/TABLE][/BODY][/HTML]CRLF : : This should allow you to automatically open an excel document in the browser with your data. : : I can't take credit for this solution; it was developed by a colleague who spent alot of frustrating time figuring it out--Thanks, Rick! : : Hope this helps. : : Semper Fi.

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