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the way i call pdf's work on 7.0.1 but don't work on 9.0.1

bgomez
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in my java process I run the following which works great in firefox 7.0.1 but does not work with 9.0.1. in 7 it opens up a new window it shows the title and then opens up the pdf. in 9 it just shows me the html. This works in chrome and in IE but for some reason it does not work in firefox 9. Any suggestions what could be causing the problem with the new firefox?

htmlStuff = " "+ "<title> Services PDF/CSV, Version 3</title>"+ ""+ "<meta http-equiv='\"Refresh\"' content='\"1;' url='http://"' +="" gethostname()="" woetemp="" rm="">"+

"<CENTER><form onsubmit='\"window.close()\"'><input type="submit" value='\"Please' click="" me="" to="" close="" this="" window\""+="" "onclick='\"window.close()\"'></form></CENTER>"+ ""; out.println(htmlStuff); fileIn.close();
in my java process I run the following which works great in firefox 7.0.1 but does not work with 9.0.1. in 7 it opens up a new window it shows the title and then opens up the pdf. in 9 it just shows me the html. This works in chrome and in IE but for some reason it does not work in firefox 9. Any suggestions what could be causing the problem with the new firefox? htmlStuff = "<HTML> <HEAD> "+ "<TITLE> Services PDF/CSV, Version 3</TITLE>"+ "</HEAD>"+ "<meta HTTP-EQUIV=\"Refresh\" CONTENT=\"1; URL=http://" + getHostName() + "/WoeTemp/rm/"+theFile+"\">"+ "<BODY TEXT=\"#400000\" BGCOLOR=\"#ffffea\"><CENTER><FORM onSubmit=\"window.close()\"><input type=submit value=\"Please Click Me To Close This Window\""+ "onClick=\"window.close()\"></form></CENTER></body>"+ "</HTML>"; out.println(htmlStuff); fileIn.close();

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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Try posting at the Web Development / Standards Evangelism forum at MozillaZine. The helpers over there are more knowledgeable about web page development issues with Firefox.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=25
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