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Although it is specified in the HTML 4.01 specification but it is not supported by IE. However, Netscape 4 has little selectability (you can select it to be HTML) but can't change it to *.CSV or *.TXT<br />
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But if your intentioin is to prevent the user from selecting any otherfile (other than *.CSV or *.TXT) then better you write a javascript what checks the extention and doesn't accept it if it is not *.CSV or *.TXT<br />
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Regards,
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Although it is specified in the HTML 4.01 specification but it is not supported by IE. However, Netscape 4 has little selectability (you can select it to be HTML) but can't change it to *.CSV or *.TXT

But if your intentioin is to prevent the user from selecting any otherfile (other than *.CSV or *.TXT) then better you write a javascript what checks the extention and doesn't accept it if it is not *.CSV or *.TXT

Regards,

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i am using this html:file property<br />
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&lt;html:file property=&quot;relationshipLimi<wbr />tsFile&quot; size=&quot;25&quot; accept=&quot;text/*&quot; disabled=&quot;true&quot; /&gt;<br />
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when i click on the browse button i see the Open File Dialog <br />
and files of type shows &quot;Allfiles &quot;&nbsp;i want to change this to *.csv or *.txt<br />
is this possible and if so how
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i am using this html:file property

<html:file property="relationshipLimitsFile" size="25" accept="text/*" disabled="true" />

when i click on the browse button i see the Open File Dialog 
and files of type shows "Allfiles " i want to change this to *.csv or *.txt
is this possible and if so how

File open dialog box

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