dan wrote: > basically, what it does, is it reads info, and supposed to output so the > user can download the data it's just output, webserver does support scripts, > it outputs > the correct data, but my goal is to be able to get the "download file" > window up, and be able to store a "servers.ini" file from the data the perl > script outputs. >
Then give the file a non-standard extension. At least on Windows, the browser will try to interpret anything with html, htm, txzt, pdf, or any standard web-graphics extension. It is files like *.exe, *.doc, or anything non-standard, that it will offer the choice of saving as a file. You might also try encoding as applicatio-x/whatever_you_wanna_call_it, which will do the same thing. The other thing is that if a text/CSV file shows in the browser, the user can also opt to save it. As long as it is sent as text, it will save cleanly. Joseph -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
