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I have code that generates a dataset and sends the results to the user
and automatically opens Excel when the link is clicked. It works fine on my own machine and one server but I get the following error on another server: Problems cam up in the following areas during load: Missing file http://abc.com/app/mystylesheet.css The style sheet is present on the website so it isn't missing. It's some kind of permission problem but I don't know what. The working server appears configured the same as the non-working server in IIS. Here's a basic idea of how I'm sending the data to the user: 1) set response.contenttype = "application/vnd.ms-excel" 2) create stringwriter and htmltextwriter objects 3) write the HTML HEAD information (including the LINK to the stylesheet) to the htmltextwriter object 4) write a BODY tag to the htmltextwriter 5) fill a datagrid with the query results 6) render the datagrid to the htmltextwriter 7) end the BODY and HTML tags in the htmltexwriter *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! Matt |
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It turns out that the problem is easy to recreate. If I save the file as
HTML to the server then try to open the file using Excel the same thing happens. This is basically what is happening when I do the response.end and send the file to the user. The LINK statement in the code tries to open the CSS file but it can't find it. Still not sure what I can do about it though. "Matt" <> wrote in message news:... > I have code that generates a dataset and sends the results to the user > and automatically opens Excel when the link is clicked. It works fine on > my own machine and one server but I get the following error on another > server: > > Problems cam up in the following areas during load: Missing file > http://abc.com/app/mystylesheet.css > > The style sheet is present on the website so it isn't missing. It's some > kind of permission problem but I don't know what. The working server > appears configured the same as the non-working server in IIS. > > Here's a basic idea of how I'm sending the data to the user: > > 1) set response.contenttype = "application/vnd.ms-excel" > 2) create stringwriter and htmltextwriter objects > 3) write the HTML HEAD information (including the LINK to the > stylesheet) to the htmltextwriter object > 4) write a BODY tag to the htmltextwriter > 5) fill a datagrid with the query results > 6) render the datagrid to the htmltextwriter > 7) end the BODY and HTML tags in the htmltexwriter > > > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** > Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it! Matt |
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