he content-disposition header will cause the PDF to display inline. The
user would then have to manually save the PDF.
>>-Original Message-
>>From: Moon, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 9:56 AM
>>To: beginners-cgi@perl.org
>>Subject: Help
On Tuesday May 1 2007 6:56 am, Moon, John wrote:
> Below is code I presently use to download to clients and the generated
> html. One client objects to the generated html - the
> "Content-Disposition" ... Does any one have another method to download
> AND display the pdf with perl.
>
>
> sub Displa
On Tuesday May 1 2007 6:56 am, Moon, John wrote:
> Below is code I presently use to download to clients and the generated
> html. One client objects to the generated html - the
> "Content-Disposition" ... Does any one have another method to download
> AND display the pdf with perl.
>
>
> sub Displa
Below is code I presently use to download to clients and the generated
html. One client objects to the generated html - the
"Content-Disposition" ... Does any one have another method to download
AND display the pdf with perl.
sub Display_PDF {
my ($pdf, $pdf_size) = @_;
$|=0;
print $q
