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william drescher | 2009-12-11 22:15:55 |
// Load the template
$TBS->LoadTemplate("./new_patient.ott");
$dateNow = nowUS();
$TBS->MergeField('date', $dateNow);
$TBS->MergeField('time', '11:00 am');
// Define the name of the output file
$file_name = "new_patient" . date('Y-m-d-H-i-s').".odt";
// Output as a download file (some automatic fields are merged here)
$TBS->Show(OPENTBS_DOWNLOAD+TBS_EXIT, $file_name);
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echoing the $file name shows: new_patient2009-12-11-17-11-29.odt
but when I run it live the windows download dialogue shows that, but when when I open it in OO it shows that the file name is new_patient2009-12-11-17-11-29.odt.htm and windows tries to open it as a web page.
Suggestions for debugging ?
(BTW: I decided I could not do this in ajax so I have the program pop open a new window for the download, which works a treat.
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william drescher | 2009-12-12 10:44:57 - In reply to message 1 from william drescher |
I verified that the file is indeed terminated by a .odt, not odt.htm, but one of the headers must be wrong as Firefox thinks it is a html file.
I tried looking at the headers using FireBug, but (I think) as it is in an opening window, FB does not catch the headers.
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william drescher | 2009-12-12 11:37:22 - In reply to message 2 from william drescher |
found the error:
I was saving the template in OO template format, .ott and this caused the errors. When I changed it to .odt, it works just fine.
May I suggest that the package also accept the .ott extension?
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Skrol29 | 2009-12-13 20:35:25 - In reply to message 3 from william drescher |
Hi Bill,
Thanks for your suggestion.
That will be added for the next version.
Meanwhile, you can have OpenTBS accepting ott, just by adding the following line after the include() :
$GLOBALS['_OPENTBS_AutoExt']['ott'] = $GLOBALS['_OPENTBS_AutoExt']['odt'];
Regards,
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william drescher | 2009-12-13 22:00:23 - In reply to message 4 from Skrol29 |
It turns out to be easier to just use the .odt extension. Works like a charm.
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