Does either or both of the following:
<cfcontent>
cfcontent();
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| type | string | No | The MIME content type of the page, optionally followed by a semicolon and the character encoding. By default, CFML sends pages as text/html content type in the UTF-8 character encoding. |
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| deletefile | boolean | No | NO | Applies only if you specify a file with the file attribute. Yes: deletes the file on the server after sending its contents to the client. No: leaves the file on the server. |
| file | string | No | Name of file whose contents will be the page output. When using CFML in a distributed configuration, the file attribute must refer to a path on the system on which the web server runs. When you use this attribute, any other output on the current CFML page is ignored; only the contents of the file is sent to the client. |
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| variable | string | No | Name of a ColdFusion MX binary variable whose contents can be displayed by the browser, such as the contents of a chart generated by the cfchart tag or a PDF or Excel file retrieved by a cffile action=”readBinary” tag. When you use this attribute, any other output on the current CFML page is ignored; only the contents of the file are sent to the client. |
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| reset | boolean | No | YES | The reset and file attributes are mutually exclusive. If you specify a file, this attribute has no effect. Yes: discards output that precedes call to cfcontent No: preserves output that precedes call to cfcontent. In this case all output is sent with the specified type. |
<cfcontent type="application/vnd.ms-excel" file="c:/temp/acmesales03.xls">
cfcontent(type="application/vnd.ms-excel", file="c:/temp/acmesales03.xls");