By: william
Date: 2010-06-21
Time: 15:08
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when I download the merged file, it is read-only
I am using this code to download the merged file:
$file_name = "test.odt";
// Output as a download file (some automatic fields are merged here)
$TBS->Show(OPENTBS_DOWNLOAD+TBS_EXIT, $file_name);
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and the downloaded file is opened in OO as expected (WinXP), but it is read-only. This is fine for some applications, but I really need to be able to have the user edit the document in others.
Any suggestions on how to set this up so it downloads read-write ?
Thanks,
bill
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2010-06-21
Time: 16:22
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Re: when I download the merged file, it is read-only
Hi William,
When you open the document directly when is is downloaded by the browser, then Windows save it in the temp directory and flag is as read-only, and then it calls the application corresponding to the file.
If you'd like to edit a downloaded file, then you have to saved it locally first (I mean in a directory selected by you), and then you can open and edit it.
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By: william
Date: 2010-06-22
Time: 15:05
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Re: when I download the merged file, it is read-only
Thank you. Much appreciated.
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