Which browser are you using.

for me it is just page.pdf (no .aspx)

The simplest way to do this would be to use url rewriting,

You could also add a macro that sets a content disposition header to the template however that would force the pdf to load out of browser.

I'd just set rewrite rules so that /path/to/my/(.*?)\.pdf$ rewrites to /path/to/my/($1).aspx

Make sense?

Hi,

Thanks, Yes it makes sense. I'll give it a try.

Oh and I use Firefox 3.6

Cheers
Bjørn Fridal

Hi, I thought I would add my experience with the filenames, I found that if you use the URL redirect the browser still uses the original URL name and hence in my senario you end uo with a file called PDF.PDF However if you use the alttemplate=pdf method on the end of the url the file will be named using the current page name. I think as Darren mentioned above the real solution is to somehow set one of the HTTP headers, i will look into this next week and post my finding / solution if no one else has beat me too it :) chris

Hi All,

I just blogged about this if anyone else wants to do this with a few code snippets to do what you need to do.

Creating PDF documents dynamically using Umbraco and XSL-FO part 2

I hope it's useful to someone :)

Cheers,

Chris

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