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Guest
Hello,
When browsing on a secured website (https), a pdf file downloaded by
clicking a link in a html page is saved to disk (among the temporary internet
files) , even though the option "Do not save encrypted ages to disk" is
checked in tools->adanced options. The browser opens Acrobat Reader and the
pdf file becomes visible.
When entering the same url in the browser address bar, or requesting the
file via JavaScript the file seems to be blocked and the pdf download does
not work.
When unchecking the option "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" the pdf
download works in the three cases.
Correct me if I am wrong but this does not seem to be the expected behaviour.
I would expect that if the option is checked, the pdf download works in all
cases or never works.
Is there maybe a patch that corrects this issue?
(Internet Explorer 6.0.26)
Thanks,
David.
When browsing on a secured website (https), a pdf file downloaded by
clicking a link in a html page is saved to disk (among the temporary internet
files) , even though the option "Do not save encrypted ages to disk" is
checked in tools->adanced options. The browser opens Acrobat Reader and the
pdf file becomes visible.
When entering the same url in the browser address bar, or requesting the
file via JavaScript the file seems to be blocked and the pdf download does
not work.
When unchecking the option "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" the pdf
download works in the three cases.
Correct me if I am wrong but this does not seem to be the expected behaviour.
I would expect that if the option is checked, the pdf download works in all
cases or never works.
Is there maybe a patch that corrects this issue?
(Internet Explorer 6.0.26)
Thanks,
David.