Hi,
I have an ASP.Net web page that you can download a file. As
Fergunson's problem, it prompts twice dialog boxes only if I select
Open button. If I select Save button, it prompts once.
I'm using W2000KS & IE6 sp1 & VS.NET 2003.
If I change method="post" by method="get" form attribute, it works
fine.
If I reproduce the problem as Mike Moore, I have the same problem,
two dialog boxes.
is it possible to solve the problem with post?
Thank You
Javier Osa
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| >Subject: Postback causes 100=Continue, causes double download
prompt?
| >Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 22:59:26 -0500
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| >I have an ASP.Net form running under W2K Server SP3. It either
shows a
| >regular page, or if selected will instead download an excel
document.
| >
| >It prompts twice. But only if I'm doing a postback. If I call the
same
| >code without a postback it does not.
| >
| >I looked at the network traffic with a sniffer, and the key
difference I see
| >is that the one with the postback is sending a response first with
| >status=100 (continue), and then with the document and status=OK.
| >
| >The continue is supposed to be essentially a "do nothing", but I
think
| >(emphasis on think) this is causing the double promtp for
save/open. Again,
| >same browser same code but without being in a postback state it
does not
| >prompt twice.
| >
| >Here's a bit of code from page_load that actually sends the
response:
| >
| >Response.Clear()
| >Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel"
| >Response.AppendHeader("content-disposition", "attachment;
| >filename=YourOutput.xls")
| >Response.WriteFile(sTargetFile)
| >Response.End()
| >Response.Close()
| >
| >The sTargetFile is a real Excel file (xls). There is no difference
in the
| >code I wrote whether it's called with a postback or not (I'm sure
there is
| >differences under the covers).
| >
| >Note that both mechanisms work. The one that prompts twice is just
| >annoying. Both prompts are identical - same file name, application
type,
| >etc.
| >
| >I'm not sure which is the more relevant question - what causes the
| >100=continue? Or how can I prevent it from causing a double
prompt?
| >
| >Linwood
| >
| >PS. Internet Explorer 6 SP1.
| >
| >
| >
