thank you. I needed it too
On Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 9:27:58 PM UTC+3, azarkowsky wrote:
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> Thanks everybody for your suggestions! I went with what Bruno
> suggested and it worked like a champ! I figured I wouldn't be able
> to bypass the upload security mechanism, but the uploadfol
Thanks everybody for your suggestions! I went with what Bruno
suggested and it worked like a champ! I figured I wouldn't be able
to bypass the upload security mechanism, but the uploadfolder
parameter was the key piece I needed to get the desired behavior.
On Dec 14, 11:57 am, Bruno Rocha wrot
well... if a pdf needs to be viewed within a browser, there is always
flex. Although, Flex it self will not support PDF (because the reader
and the flash layer live separately), there are workarounds with
either flex-iframe (http://code.google.com/p/flex-iframe/) or
flexpaper (http://flexpaper.deva
I believe this is more an option between 'save the file' or 'open in
the browser', but in either case the PDF file has to be sent/
downloaded to the client in order to be seen.
Otherwise the client would require direct access to the PDF file
location, as in shared resources over an internal networ
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