I remember reading on this a long while back. Try searching the archives of
this list. The solution pointed to a Microsoft Knowledge Base article.
If I recall correctly, it involved simply adding "%20" to the end of your
filename string...
Something like this:
Header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$filename%20");
Give it a try. I might be way off, but you've got nothing to lose. :)
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> ok i know this has popped up a couple of times before but i'm still having
> problems. What I need is the download popup to popup and ask the user if
> they wish to save or open the file they want to download. If you click
open
> IE saves the file in your temp cache and then opens up the associated
proggy
> and for some bizare reason adds "[1]" at the end of the filename and cant
> find the file in cache. At the moment i'm using the following:
>
> Header("Content-Type: application/octet-stream");
> Header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary");
> Header("File-Length: $fileSize");
> Header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$filename");
> Header("Content-Description: File from DMS");
> fpassthru($fh);
>
>
>
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