This works properly on IE for Mac for redirecting users
to download a file:
Header(Refresh: 0;URL=http://www.mywebsite.com/junk.zip;);
HOWEVER, it clears the web page which is very confusing
to users. It's unsuitable for dynamic PHP sites. sigh
The only other way to go, I think, is to write
I can't find anything in the Microsoft database about
this problem, and since IE 5.1 for Macintosh (for MacOS 8 and 9) was just
released three days ago (and this problem is still in it),
I think they're either ignoring it or are unaware.
FB
From: Chris Newbill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Fred B'
Is the PHP Header() function defined in
the file servlet.java that's part of the
PHP source code? The routine is listed below.
If so, it would appear that PHP is depending
on a Java servlet for the actual file redirection.
FB
public void header(String data) {
// try to send the header
