Hi,
I’ve exposed an endpoint to hit a backend workflow and give back a calendar, via an ics. This is working fine.
I’ve set the content type as “text/calendar; charset=utf8”, and when my endpoint is hit from a browser, it begins a download file process, as intended.
My problem is that to specify the filename (eg with the id of the calendar), you normally do it in the content-disposition header, with a value something like inline; filename=“calendar-123456.ics”
Since I don’t know how to set this header, the browser is defaulting a filename based on the workflow name. This works, but is not ideal, since I lose all connection to the id of the calendar that the data represents.
Does anybody know how to do this, if at all?
Thanks,
Jason
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did you get anywhere on this? I’m having a similar problem where I want to use content-disposition.
The api documentation for the API I’m trying to call has this:
-F ‘file=@/path/to/file/file.pdf;filename=desired_filename.pdf’
But if I try to pass a file’s URL with ; filename=desiredfilename - it just blows up.
The api documentation suggests using this:
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=“file”; filename=“your_document_id”
I’m tempted to put that in the header with [ ] for your document id ?
Hi,
No, I have not gotten any further on this,
The issue is that there is no way to specify/modify any header except for content-type, when returning data from an api.
If there was a way to specify the content-disposition, then I know, 100%, that it would work.
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