Hyperlinks from Numbers open incorrectly

Question

In Numbers' document I define a hyperlink to a csv file. That link opens in Safari (my default browser) as a text web page. So I have to save it as a file, then go and open that file manually in Numbers (and still later manually delete that file to avoid the disk clutter) . This is unacceptable, Firefox for example gives me an option of directly opening that link in Numbers (saves it in temp directory, and tells Numbers to open it).
So how do i get the Safari to do that?
Here is the link generated by Numbers:
http://download.finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=FNMIX,FCNTX,FNORX,FIREX,FCYIX,F BALX,FSLBX,FIEUX,MINDX,&f=sl1d1t1c1ohgv&e=.csv
The idea here is this. My Numbers' document contains some stock symbols and the hyperlink to Yahoo to download a csv file with the latest prices. The idea was, click on the hyperlink which will open in a browser which will in turn download the file and automatically open it in Numbers so I can paste the most recent numbers back into my original worksheet. This is how Firefox works but not Safari.

Answer 1

ok
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I have a table in database that has files uploaded from front-end like XLS, DOC, PDF,TXt etc.
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in my humble opinion it's not good solution
why in table? why not use bfile?
if you want select blob from your table you must always download it to some directory on server in sql/plsql way
or if you use, as example, c#client then you can download it as byte stream to client side
if you use bfile then your file stored on some server directory and you can work with by ftp, http as for ebs sample
so in this case you can't have problem with attachment, you can use url+filename in your report
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Iam looking for a solution where I can show attachments in BIP report from Database directly.
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i not sure as it looks like
one big report with embedded many other files?
or how?
Edited by: AlexAnd on Sep 19, 2012 11:21 PM