Hi Thierry,

I have a problem downloading files whose name contains a period. Ex:

Mpop = C:\ ...\Dossiers\5UF0PPXCK\Ann. 3 - Déclaration d'intention d'aliéner - sno_5uf0ppxck[1].pdf
wFileSaveAs(Mpop)

loads http://localhost/snotest/Temp/Ann.pdf?

Thanks in advance

Where does this happen? Using which method? Can you describe more?

I have a list of files and I run THISFORM.wFileSaveAs(MyPDF) && Without other arguments

My list is like this:

• Ann. 1 - Attestation ...
• Ann. 2 - Courrier ... ...

MyPDF is existing and I view it. But the URL is : http://localhost/snotest/Temp/Ann.pdf?

So, if I want to see another one in my list, it lauch the first one with the same URL

We need to debug on a repro case.

I inserted a suspend in awserver.prg:

PROCEDURE FileToSiteTempDir
...
		lcFileDest = ForcePath(ForceExt(JustStem(m.lcFileSrce);
		  + Iif(m.llTemp and wlSession(@m.oSession), '_' + m.oSession.oData.sessionID + '_' + cY_M_D_H_M_S(Datetime()), ''); && 2019-05-14 thn -- {FiC V 2.28.1-beta.8} {en} added user's sessionID
		 , JustExt(m.lcFileSrce));
		 , m.this.cTempPathPhysical)

tcFile = "C:\VHDEV\APPLI\SUITENOT\Dossiers\5UF0PPXCK\Ann. 1 - Lettre au maire - sno_5uf0ppxck[1].pdf"

lcFileDest = "C:\VHDev\Appli\Suitenot\Site\snoTest\Temp\Ann.pdf"

lcFileDest text is limited (after point)

I have already encountered the problem: you should not use Forceext () in this case (bug VFP ?)

lcFileSrce = "C:\VHDev\Appli\Suitenot\Dossiers\5UF0PPXCK\Ann. 1 - Lettre au maire - sno_5uf0ppxck[1].pdf"

JustStem(m.lcFileSrce) = "Ann. 1 - Lettre au maire - sno_5uf0ppxck[1]"
But !
ForceExt(JustStem(m.lcFileSrce), "txt") = "Ann.txt"

      lcFileDest = ForcePath(JustStem(m.lcFileSrce);
        + Iif(m.llTemp and wlSession(@m.oSession), '_' + m.oSession.oData.sessionID + '_' + cY_M_D_H_M_S(Datetime()), ''); && 2019-05-14 thn -- {FiC V 2.28.1-beta.8} {en} added user's sessionID
       , m.this.cTempPathPhysical);
       + "." + JustExt(m.lcFileSrce)

does the job

Using spaces in a file or folder name has have many unexpected side effect. I avoid it like the plague. I prefer to use underscore instead.

Yes, but these are the users' files

Hi Thierry,

Do you plan to integrate the proposed correction in the next update ?

Hi Vincent

Great point about forceext()

On vacation this week, will review and probably integrate next week.