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The Task Audit detail information in the database is complete regardless of whether there is an ampersand. The ampersand only causes a problem when you try to download it. So you can potentially write a script to extract the Task Audit detail. And while you are at it, add the missing user and date/time information and save it as a PDF. And it just so happens, I have done exactly that.
This will produce a separate text file for each log that has an attachment. The file will be in UTF-16 format (Unicode) and there will be padding characters at the end of the file because the text file is being created in blocks of 2,000 characters. The file name will contain the date, time, username and log file type. For some people this is enough. Other people want to have these files printed to PDF.
The padding characters at the end of the file are confusing and clumsy so they need to be cleaned up. Here is some VBScript code that will do that (it might need tweaking if the server language is not English):
This is the code I use for converting the XML. You are reading the OutFile.txt to get the name of the XML file as well as the user and date information. These are passed through to this script to be added to the header. It creates a file which is very similar to the output from HFM with a few improvements:
I have some big size PDF catalogs at my website, and I need to link these as download. When I googled, I found such a thing noted below. It should open the "Save As..." popup at link click...
Use the download attribute, but take into account that it only works for files hosted in the same origin that your code. It means that users can only download files that are from the origin site, same host.
Meta tags are not a reliable way to achieve this result. Generally you shouldn't even do this - it should be left up to the user/user agent to decide what do to with the content you provide. The user can always force their browser to download the file if they wish to.
Save this little snippet as a PHP file somewhere on your server and you can use it to make a file download in the browser, rather than display directly. If you want to serve files other than PDF, remove or edit line 5.
A really simple way to achieve this, without using external download sites or modifying headers etc. is to simply create a ZIP file with the PDF inside and link directly to the ZIP file. This will ALWAYS trigger the Save/Open dialog, and it's still easy for people to double-click the PDF windows the program associated with .zip is launched.
There has been a debate whether this is good practice or not, but in my case I have an embedded viewer for a PDF file and the viewer does not offer a download link, so i have to provide one separately. Here I want to make sure the user does not get the PDF opened in the web browser, which would be confusing.
This won't necessary open the save as-dialog, but will download the link straight to the preset download destination. And of course if you are doing a site for someone else, and need them to write in manually attributes to their links is probably a bad idea, but if there is way to get the attribute into the links, this can be a light solution.
I first tried to create a temporary file, then provided a link to the temporary file, but I found that some browsers would just display the contents (a CSV Excel file) rather than offering to download. Eventually I found the solution by using a servlet. It works both on Tomcat and GlassFish, and I tried it on Internet Explorer 10 and Chrome.
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