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I have a process that uploads files and has been working for well over a year
or more. It uploads all file types and works fine.
The customer now wants to upload Office 2007 documents (.docx, etc) and it
appears the files uploaded correctly but when I go to open them I get the
following error: "There was an error opening the file".
I do not have office 2007 but I do have the conversion/compatibility package
that allows me to open office 2007 documents. I can open the document just
fine, then upload it, and click the link on the web page that opened it (or
go directly to the folder where it was uploaded to) and try to open it and I
get the above error.
I can not find anything when searching for this issue except some
notes/mentions that these files are treated as .zip files sometimes?? But
have no clue what that means to my problem.
I am using standard ASP code to upload the documents using IIS. If you need
an example of the code let me know (it is a big function). So if you need
the code let me know.
If anyone can help I would appreciate it.
Thank You.
or more. It uploads all file types and works fine.
The customer now wants to upload Office 2007 documents (.docx, etc) and it
appears the files uploaded correctly but when I go to open them I get the
following error: "There was an error opening the file".
I do not have office 2007 but I do have the conversion/compatibility package
that allows me to open office 2007 documents. I can open the document just
fine, then upload it, and click the link on the web page that opened it (or
go directly to the folder where it was uploaded to) and try to open it and I
get the above error.
I can not find anything when searching for this issue except some
notes/mentions that these files are treated as .zip files sometimes?? But
have no clue what that means to my problem.
I am using standard ASP code to upload the documents using IIS. If you need
an example of the code let me know (it is a big function). So if you need
the code let me know.
If anyone can help I would appreciate it.
Thank You.