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How to send pdf file path.
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res.send(__dirname + '/../assets/public/abc.pdf)Added code snippet
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How to send pdf file path.
I have to send below pdf path to open in a new window
res.send(__dirname + '/../assets/public/abc.pdf)Added code snippet
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED CODE SNIPPET
javascript node.js
javascript node.js
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– PradyumanDixit
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Please post your code in text rather than in a link or image.
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res.send expects the content to be sent. You're sending a path. If you want to send a document, use res.sendFile instead.
Check out the docs for res.send and notice that you can only use it to send content and not paths.
Also read the docs for res.sendFile.
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res.send expects the content to be sent. You're sending a path. If you want to send a document, use res.sendFile instead.
Check out the docs for res.send and notice that you can only use it to send content and not paths.
Also read the docs for res.sendFile.
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res.send expects the content to be sent. You're sending a path. If you want to send a document, use res.sendFile instead.
Check out the docs for res.send and notice that you can only use it to send content and not paths.
Also read the docs for res.sendFile.
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res.send expects the content to be sent. You're sending a path. If you want to send a document, use res.sendFile instead.
Check out the docs for res.send and notice that you can only use it to send content and not paths.
Also read the docs for res.sendFile.
answered Nov 11 at 1:50
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res.send expects the content to be sent. You're sending a path. If you want to send a document, use res.sendFile instead.
Check out the docs for res.send and notice that you can only use it to send content and not paths.
Also read the docs for res.sendFile.
answered Nov 11 at 1:50
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