Hi everyone,



again I need your help =)



I am trying to load a PDF file directly on my asp page, here's my code:



	sAcctID = Request.Form("txtAccNum")

	sStmtDateID = Request.Form("StmtDate")

	sSql = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE StmtDateID = '" & sStmtDateID & "';"

	Set dbConn=GetDBConnection()

	Set rs=dbConn.Execute(sSql)

	If Not rs.eof Then

		Response.ContentType "application/pdf"

		Response.Write ("test.pdf")

	End If



I got an error Object not a collection: 'Response.ContentType', do you have

any solution for this? Am I using the right way to load a PDF file on the

browser? or is there another way arount to do this? Any help will surely be

appreciated =)



Thanks/Regards

Sidney

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In answer to your question:

: Response.ContentType "application/pdf"

in incorrect.



.ContentType is a Property of the Response object, hence you set it like

this:

Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"



Cheers

Ken



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From: "Sidney James P. Fuerte" <fuertsj1104@y...>

Subject: [asp_web_howto] Object not a collection: 'Response.ContentType'





: Hi everyone,

:

: again I need your help =)

:

: I am trying to load a PDF file directly on my asp page, here's my code:

:

: sAcctID = Request.Form("txtAccNum")

: sStmtDateID = Request.Form("StmtDate")

: sSql = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE StmtDateID = '" & sStmtDateID & "';"

: Set dbConn=GetDBConnection()

: Set rs=dbConn.Execute(sSql)

: If Not rs.eof Then

: Response.ContentType "application/pdf"

: Response.Write ("test.pdf")

: End If

:

: I got an error Object not a collection: 'Response.ContentType', do you

have

: any solution for this? Am I using the right way to load a PDF file on the

: browser? or is there another way arount to do this? Any help will surely

be

: appreciated =)



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