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Hi @mrscherry2000
AzureBlobStorage.CreateBlockBlob( "/filecabinet/", varFilename, UploadFileButton.Media, {'Content-Type': "application/pdf"} )
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That was it! Thank you so much!
I thought this worked as I intended it which was to upload PDFs as BlockBlocks but when I look in Azure, I see the content type is still an octet-stream instead of a PDf? Any ideas? This is my full code I'm using:
Hi,
I've spent some time trying this out too with the same result.
After som testing (2 hours), I've found out that it's the wrong function to call 🙂
You need to use this instead:
AzureBlobStorage.CreateFile(
);
This will work, even without the Content-Type (as this is automatically detected and set during upload).
Hope it helps someone out 🐵
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