The Permissive setting specifies that no headers are added. The Strict setting adds headers that force the browser to download certain types of files. The forced download improves security for the server by disallowing the automatic execution of Web content.
By default, the setting is Strict. Run the below command and check the status of the document library if it is set to strict or permissive. Lists select BrowserFileHandling,Title. When I open 3 mb pdf files or smaller they are opened directly in the browser, but when I try a mb file or larger i get a timeout. If I instead of just clicking the file choose "Send to - download a copy" from the dropdown menu I am able to download and open the file just fine.
For some reason we are simply unable to open pdf files larger than mb. As mentioned above a 20mb powerpoint opens without problems and we also get crawl errors in the Search Service Service application on the same pdf files that we are unable to open. In the browser we just get a timeout, no error message. Regardless of the browser used. This is when trying to render the PDF in the browser, but downloading the file and then opening it works just fine - as explained in my 4th post.
Server logs do not show any errors on this, except Search Service application errors when trying to crawl these files. Yes, we have tried opening the files from multiple client computers and from the SP server itself - all of the browsers time out Safari, Chrome, Firefox, IE , providing no error.
When opening a 3 mb file it only takes a second or two and then the pdf is displayed in the browser works in all browsers. So I guess it's something on the server side. Is there any specific pattern that these PDF files follow? What tool have you used to author these PDF files?
Is it possible for your to share a sample PDF from your server, which we can try? However, the only pattern I've found is the fact that they are all larger than approx 4mb.
Imports System. Object, e As System. EventArgs Handles Button Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sometimes there is no option but to split it up into arbitrary chunks for recombining at the receiving end. By modern standards, this is a pretty clunky way of doing things. On the upload page, you have an option to send things electronically or by post.
No one wants to use the post these days as it can be slow, unreliable, and expensive. How about having a third option to send by a file sharing website such as Sendthisfile? The problem with using such sites is that documents have to be retrieved in a short space of time, but if the LPA is advised in the application, they would have little excuse for not retrieving them in time.
Better still, why not have such a facility built into the Portal itself? Cloud computing is very much here so why not make full use of it? As an architect we host our own FTP server on which we put files and issue links for people to download. That way we control the length of time the link is live.
I have started emailing planning officers to say I have only submitted the cover page of some docs via the planning portal, and if they want the rest they can download it from our FTP server with the link I give them. Personal websites are sometimes free to set up [or for a minimal cost per annum, if you need more capacity etc].
The benefit of your own server is that you can log who is downloading what. The Planning Portal Director has very little appreciation of a whole host of small planning consultancies or individuals who struggle with IT and the associatred jargon.
We do not want to have to go to the trouble of having to change the format of documents we receive from Ecologists, Traffic and Tranport Consultants, Contamination experts, Drainage and Flood Risk Consultants, Noise Assessors, Archaeologists etc. I find most LPAs accept the form sent in on the portal and then receive documents direct. So the portal is not really doing much of as job.
We need a simple system that does not take ages to complete. Incidentally the actual filling in of the forms is a stressful experience as it takes so long to move on when the next button is pressed and if one misses a tick in a box it can take ages to work out what is wrong.
Also just moving the curser seems to take longer on the portal than on any other system. Firstly, on the matter of standardised attachments. The reason for this is that it is far more convenient for LPAs to receive attachements in ways that can be easily worked on, stored, processed and subsequently published for consultation. At the end of the day, it is important that documents are in formats that can be easily accessed and viewed by the majority of people.
I would suggest that if you are commissioning reports from experts, that you stipulate that the reports are provided to you in the appropriate formats.
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