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It also wouldn't hurt to do a <br />
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Response.Flush <br />
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Before <br />
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Response.End<br />
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In order to flush the memory.
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It also wouldn't hurt to do a

Response.Flush

Before

Response.End

In order to flush the memory.

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I want to send a csv file to a client from my asp .net application. &nbsp;When I do the following<br />
&nbsp;Response.AddHeader(&quot;Conten<wbr />t-Disposit<wbr />ion&quot;, &quot;mycsvfile.csv&quot;); &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
Response.Write(&quot;[csv file elements]); &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
Response.End();<br />
I get a csv file for IE, however in Firefox it gives me a mycsvfile.csv.txt file. &nbsp;How do I make it so that it does not interpret the file as a txt file for Firefox?<br />

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I want to send a csv file to a client from my asp .net application.  When I do the following
 Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "mycsvfile.csv");      
Response.Write("[csv file elements]);                               
Response.End();
I get a csv file for IE, however in Firefox it gives me a mycsvfile.csv.txt file.  How do I make it so that it does not interpret the file as a txt file for Firefox?


How to send csv file to client through FireFox

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