E
Ed Young
We have a link on a web page so our users can save a copy
of the data to a speadsheet.
When I (some people) click the webpage link I get a dialog
box asking me where I want to save the .xls document.
That's what I want...trouble is some people just get
the .xls document within the same web
page frame.
We are all using Windows XP, IE6, and have the same Office
software...what's going on and how do I either set their
browser or force a .xls document to be created? I don't
want to tell them to right click to save...it should work
the same for us all.
If you want to see the aso code:
<%
Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel"
set conntemp=server.createobject("adodb.connection")
cnpath="DBQ=" & server.MapPath
("..\..\..\dbs\Access_Files\expense.mdb")
conntemp.Open "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; "
& cnpath
set rs=conntemp.execute("select * FROM AllExpenses2004
WHERE Account LIKE '%"
& Request.Form("Account") & "%'")
%>
of the data to a speadsheet.
When I (some people) click the webpage link I get a dialog
box asking me where I want to save the .xls document.
That's what I want...trouble is some people just get
the .xls document within the same web
page frame.
We are all using Windows XP, IE6, and have the same Office
software...what's going on and how do I either set their
browser or force a .xls document to be created? I don't
want to tell them to right click to save...it should work
the same for us all.
If you want to see the aso code:
<%
Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel"
set conntemp=server.createobject("adodb.connection")
cnpath="DBQ=" & server.MapPath
("..\..\..\dbs\Access_Files\expense.mdb")
conntemp.Open "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; "
& cnpath
set rs=conntemp.execute("select * FROM AllExpenses2004
WHERE Account LIKE '%"
& Request.Form("Account") & "%'")
%>