Try this... echo "<a href='http://www.joshuaneil.com/hir/scripts/results/ $fdf_file'>click here to download Non_Disclosure Agreement</a>";
or this... echo "<a href=\"http://www.joshuaneil.com/hir/scripts/results/ $fdf_file\">click here to download Non_Disclosure Agreement</a>"; I hope this helps! - William Watson --- In php_mysql@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hello, > > I am having a problem with my PHP script. This is surely a simple syntax > error and I have gone almost crossed eyed trying several things to get it > to work. The problem is with the following line of PHP: > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > echo '<a > href="http://www.joshuaneil.com/hir/scripts/results/'.$fdf_file,'>clic k > here to download Non_Disclosure Agreement</a>'; > > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > The problem is that it is not generating the hyperlink for users to click > on in Internet Explorer. The code is working fine in Mozilla Firefox but I > need to get it to work in Internet Explorer. > > Below is the entire script from which the line of code from above is > located. The line of code from above is not too far from the bottom of the > following script. Please check it out and let me know if you have any > suggestions. > > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > <?php > // check that a form was submitted > if(isset($_POST) && is_array($_POST) && count($_POST)){ > // we will use this array to pass to the createFDF function > $data=array(); > > // This displays all the data that was submitted. You can > // remove this without effecting how the FDF data is generated. > echo'<pre>POST '; print_r($_POST);echo '</pre>'; > > if(isset($_POST['TEXT1'])){ > // the name field was submitted > $pat='`[^a-z0-9\s]+$`i'; > if(empty($_POST['TEXT1']) || preg_match($pat,$_POST ['TEXT1'])){ > // no value was submitted or something other than a > // number, letter or space was included > die('Invalid input for TEXT1 field.'); > }else{ > // if this passed our tests, this is safe > $data['TEXT1']=$_POST['TEXT1']; > } > > if(!isset($_POST['TEXT2'])){ > // Why this?%2 >
