> Így el is készül a fájl és csak az IE -nek okoz gondot a neve. :(
Most találtam: https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/411118/no-support-for…
Bejelentés:
IE lacks support for utf-8 encoded characters in the Content-Disposition filename header. This means that there's no way to have international filenames using the Content-Disposition http header. This is a big issue for non english speaking languages, making it impossible to use international file names on serverside generated files. This works fine in Fire Fox web browser.
Válasz:
Thank you for this feedback.
At this time we do not plan on fixing this issue in the IE8 time frame. We appreciate the report, but unfortunately we are at a stage where need to choose what we work on to maximize the value for customers and web developers.
We will track the issue and hope to address it in a future version of IE.
Best Regards,
The IE Team
Workaround:
You can HttpEncode the filename:
C#: HttpUtility.UrlEncode("My norwegian filename æøå")