In
TrueLog Explorer, select the node where the file download dialog box opens.
Click the
In Header tab and examine the page.
If the content-type seems unfamiliar, such as
app/fireclick.x-hint.1, perform the following steps:
Close
TrueLog Explorer.
Add the unfamiliar content-type to the
MaskContentTypes value.
Strings are separated by semicolons.
Start
TrueLog Explorer.
Registry settings are only read upon startup.
If the download box still opens, add the previous content-type to the
SuppressContentTypes value.
The File Download dialog box should no longer open.
If the content-type seems okay, examine the URL.
If you notice an extension other than
.html,
.js,
.pl,
.chtml,
.jar,
.class, or
.vbs, close
TrueLog Explorer and examine the
In Body page to see whether the response body consists of textual or binary data.
If you see textual data on the
In Body page, add the URL file extension to the
MaskExtensions value.
If the data seems to be binary, add the file extension to the
SuppressExtensions value.
Extensions are separated by semicolons.
Start
TrueLog Explorer.
Registry settings are only read upon startup.