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I'm back for an other question.
Now,
with Easy400Group help, I can create PDF files from my web programs into an IFS
directory.
The
next level I'd like to reach is to allow the user to obtain his file (and only
his file).
For
that, I've imagined to open directly the PDF file in the browser after its
creation but I don't see how I can do that from a CGIDEV
program.
Has
someone ever done that? Can a php include command be used? If it can, I could
generate php script (but without .php suffix, will it work?)
If
opening the PDF file is not possible, another solution could consist in
displaying a link (<a href="" but this causes a security problem. The
user will be able to see the path of the file and then visit the whole
directory. How could this kind of solution be secured?
If you
know how I can resolve this problem, have examples that correspond to what I'm
looking for, don't hesitate...
Many
thanks.
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