I am trying to figure out a solution for this
problem. I posted my question a week back but I got
only one response and that didn't solve my problem. So
here I am again hoping someone will help.
I am using saxon and IE6.0
IE6 can use saxon! hehehe
I have a link on my page. When the user clicks on
the link, it is supposed to open a pdf file in a new
window. Instead when you click on the link a window
opens and immediately an IE message window opens
asking if I want to save or open the file. For some
reason IE thinks I am trying to download the file.
This sounds like a misconfiguration with your browser -
which has little to do with xslt - which is probably
why no one responded. "Microsoft support how may I help
you?"
3. Tried clicking the link in Netscape7.0. It just
works fine. This proves that there is no syntax error
in my xsl file. I have pasted the xsl file that I am
This would seem to indicate that the pdf is being
created correctly. So you can probably not focus on
that part of your issue. Have you tried another
computer running Windows and IE?
At this point I don't know what else I can do to solve
this problem. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
You might want to post to a list having to do with
windows setup or something along those lines. There
might be something in "Folder Options" / "file types" -
but I haven't used windows regularly in like 3 years so
I could be way off.
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