I have a drop down on a page where user selects a value and then a excel file opens up
it works good in mozilla but in IE it doesnt open up the excel file i see a new page been open but then suddenly it closes the file
i have checked the popus in IE and i dont know what the problem is
Here is the code Code:
<%
Response.ContentType ="application/vnd.ms-excel"
getid=Trim(Request.querystring("id"))
Response.write getid
%>
I see the output written when i use mozilla but it just doesnt work in IE.
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