Hi,
I have written a webpage, showpict.aspx,
in C# that will fetch a jpg-picture from a database
and display it thru a html-tag like:
<img src="showpict.a spx?id=23">
where the 'id' parameter tells what picture from the
db to display.
Problem is, if the user e.g. rightclicks the picture
in the web-brower, then does 'Save Picture as...'
the suggested file-extension is wrong.
IE6 will suggest the filename: untitled.bmp
while Firefox simply suggests: showpict.aspx.
Q: How can I get the browser to suggest a name ending with .jpg?
I have seen this work as desired on other sites...
Is there a http-header to do this trick or what?
Thanks, 4  1089 
Try : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/260519/en-us
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Hi,
I have written a webpage, showpict.aspx,
in C# that will fetch a jpg-picture from a database
and display it thru a html-tag like:
<img src="showpict.a spx?id=23">
where the 'id' parameter tells what picture from the
db to display.
Problem is, if the user e.g. rightclicks the picture
in the web-brower, then does 'Save Picture as...'
the suggested file-extension is wrong.
IE6 will suggest the filename: untitled.bmp
while Firefox simply suggests: showpict.aspx.
Q: How can I get the browser to suggest a name ending with .jpg?
I have seen this work as desired on other sites...
Is there a http-header to do this trick or what?
Thanks,
Response.AddHea der("Content-Disposition", "inline;filenam e=test.jpg")
Here are more details: http://steveorr.net/articles/EasyUploads.aspx
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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP http://SteveOrr.net
<gr***@spray.se > wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ o13g2000cwo.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi,
I have written a webpage, showpict.aspx,
in C# that will fetch a jpg-picture from a database
and display it thru a html-tag like:
<img src="showpict.a spx?id=23">
where the 'id' parameter tells what picture from the
db to display.
Problem is, if the user e.g. rightclicks the picture
in the web-brower, then does 'Save Picture as...'
the suggested file-extension is wrong.
IE6 will suggest the filename: untitled.bmp
while Firefox simply suggests: showpict.aspx.
Q: How can I get the browser to suggest a name ending with .jpg?
I have seen this work as desired on other sites...
Is there a http-header to do this trick or what?
Thanks,
Hi,
Are you especifynng the correct content type?
cheers,
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Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
<gr***@spray.se > wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ o13g2000cwo.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi,
I have written a webpage, showpict.aspx,
in C# that will fetch a jpg-picture from a database
and display it thru a html-tag like:
<img src="showpict.a spx?id=23">
where the 'id' parameter tells what picture from the
db to display.
Problem is, if the user e.g. rightclicks the picture
in the web-brower, then does 'Save Picture as...'
the suggested file-extension is wrong.
IE6 will suggest the filename: untitled.bmp
while Firefox simply suggests: showpict.aspx.
Q: How can I get the browser to suggest a name ending with .jpg?
I have seen this work as desired on other sites...
Is there a http-header to do this trick or what?
Thanks,
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