Hello Amreen,

Are you assigning the file name to local Variable FileName before downloading it?

1)Create a local Variable "FileName".
2)Get the FileName you are trying to download from API and assign it to the local variable.
Hope you did something as above.

Something like this works on mine:

Hello Amreen, 

By your image, you are setting the file name, in the download tool, using the Filename variable. 

But the file comes from the Get Document, right? 

This action does not return the file name? 

If it returns, you can use the (just an example) GetDocument.FileName directly in the download widget instead of the variable... 

Could you explain where and how are you setting the Filename variable? 

Cheers 

Eduardo Jauch wrote:

Hi Eduardo,

1.I am trying to preview my .pdf file first before downloading. In the preview, I am not able to see my filename in the preview .This is the actual problem I am facing.

2.The file name is input to the GetDocument API.

Hi Amreen,

According to this, this is a chrome extension problem, that I don't think you can easily fix:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53548182/can-i-set-the-filename-of-a-pdf-object-displayed-in-chrome

Basically, the chrome extension looks for the filename in the URI, and have it as a parameter does not work, it seems.

So, as every browser has a different "standard" viewer, you may have better luck using a PDF viewer instead of relying on the one provided by the browser, like this one from Forge: https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/2661/pdfjs-viewer

Cheers.