IE6 "Send Page" and ColdFusion .CFM Extension

G

Guest

Please help, I am pulling my hair out....

I am working on a new desktop based on XPSP2, Outlook 2003, IE6.
The old desktop was NT4, Outlook 97, IE5.5

I have a system running on my intranet which is programmed with Cold Fusion,
and generates reports with webpage filename "reportnumber.cfm", but the
webpage title is "reportnumber.htm" and this is shown in the title bar.

On the old dekstop, once the Coldfusion page was generated, my users clicked
"Send Page" and it attached a nice "reportnumber.htm" file into a new email.
This email was then opened, and the other person clicked on the htm file to
see the report within their IE browser.

On the new IE6/Outlook2003 desktop, it doesn't behave the same. Instead it
attaches the file "reportnumber.cfm" but renames it with a .txt extension.

Why is this happening???

I have tried using the "Send Page" feature on standard html pages and it
works fine...

Rgds
Steve
 
J

Jeni Q

Steve,

Did you get a resolution to this problem? One of my users is having a
similar (though not exact) issue.


Thanks,
Jennifer



: Please help, I am pulling my hair out....
:
: I am working on a new desktop based on XPSP2, Outlook 2003, IE6.
: The old desktop was NT4, Outlook 97, IE5.5
:
: I have a system running on my intranet which is programmed with Cold
Fusion,
: and generates reports with webpage filename "reportnumber.cfm", but the
: webpage title is "reportnumber.htm" and this is shown in the title bar.
:
: On the old dekstop, once the Coldfusion page was generated, my users
clicked
: "Send Page" and it attached a nice "reportnumber.htm" file into a new
email.
: This email was then opened, and the other person clicked on the htm file
to
: see the report within their IE browser.
:
: On the new IE6/Outlook2003 desktop, it doesn't behave the same. Instead
it
: attaches the file "reportnumber.cfm" but renames it with a .txt extension.
:
: Why is this happening???
:
: I have tried using the "Send Page" feature on standard html pages and it
: works fine...
:
: Rgds
: Steve
 

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