At 16:53 8/5/2001 -0400, Toby Miller wrote:
>I use this code:
>
>header("Content-Type: $filetype");
>header("Content-Disposition: atachment; filename=$showfilename");
>header("Content-Length: $filesize");
>readfile($source);
>
>Note the mispelling of "atachment". This seems wrong but is actually the
>correct spelling for IE, Netscape doesn't seem to mind either way.
tried that... didn't work... all it did was tried to save the file being
displayed (the form) to script.html..
I'm going to explain a little better what my script does, so it's easier to
help me.
there is a form with only one field... a file field... than the user
selects the file, clicks on submit, by doing this, the file is uploaded and
processed... it's a CSV file, that has to be checked and processed and
return another CSV file with a specific filename (in my case
$filename="003".date("dmy").".txt";)... so what I really want is the user
to download this file with the processed content from the uploaded file...
Do I really have to create this file with fopen() or something and only
then put the headers? In this case I'd have a file that I don't want... I'd
have to delete it later on, isn't there a way I can just redirect all the
output generated by php to a download and instruct the browser the filename
to be saved?
Where can I get some reference to all this header stuff?
thanks
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. http://www.tanamesa.com.br
. Gaita-L Owner / Web Developer
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