[PHP] file downloads using header problem

I am trying to force a file download using headers. The problem is not forcing the download. That is working fine, but if the user wants to click on another download while the first one is still downloading it won't let the user do it. Here is the code that I'm using, adapted from

[PHP] file download using header

I am having some trouble making it possible to download a file using the header function. The problems are: (1) I get the dialog box to download the file, but for some reason the type of file isn't getting passed to the box, and (2) when I download a 4MB file it only seems to be getting 16.6KB.

[PHP] Re: file download using header

Okay, I found a solution to part one of my questions by changing my headers, but for some reason I am still getting a fractional download of the file. Most commonly it's about 16.6KB of a 4MB file. The kicker is it says that it completed successfully. Here is the modified code: ?php $download

[PHP] Re: file download using header (SOLVED)

I found the solution, I ended up instead of using readfile, use fopen and fpassthru. Here is the code that solved the problem ?php $pathtofile = '/abs/path/to/file'.urldecode( $_GET['link'] ); $download = 'url/path/to/fille'.urldecode( $_GET['link'] ); $type = urldecode(

Re: [PHP] cache control with javascript

The it that you were asking about was the server. The javascript file is actually a PHP file that produces the JavaScript that I need. I only have one access to a database and a while loop to generate the code. Here is the code pieces: [code] // already connected to the db $sql = SELECT * FROM

RE: [PHP] cache control with javascript

] Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 11:56 AM To: Joshua Minnie Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PHP] cache control with javascript On 2003.10.21, at 22:28 Asia/Tokyo, Joshua Minnie wrote: The it that you were asking about was the server. The javascript file is actually a PHP file that produces

[PHP] cache control with javascript

. I am continuing to look, but have not found a definite answer as to whether or not what I am trying to do is possible. -- Joshua Minnie Lead Web Application Developer Advantage Computer Services, LLC www.advantagecomputerservices.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- PHP General Mailing List (http

[PHP] PHP hosting with remote MySQL access allowed

I am in the process of developing a client side application that needs to speak to our remote databases. Does anybody know of a hosting solution that would allow me to have remote access to a MySQL database? I done some googling and found a quite a few hosting companies, but none of them that I

[PHP] SSL, PHP, MySQL

information for retrieval later by the owners of the site. Joshua Minnie [EMAIL PROTECTED] Independent Web Consultant / Developer Wild Web Technology www.wildwebtech.com -- Server Information: + PHP v. 4.2.3 + Apache 1.3.26 + MySQL 3.23.53

Re: [PHP] SSL, PHP, MySQL

://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-connect.php It appears that the SSL client flag for connecting to MYSQL is not available until 4.3.0, but you can pick up the 4.3.0RC3 version now, and test it out! I _think_ this is what you are looking for. HTH -Brad Joshua Minnie wrote: Hi all, I

Re: [PHP] SSL, PHP, MySQL

experience with it. do a search on some MYSQL mailing lists for some insight. Or ask on the PHP-DB mailing list and you may be able to target a better qualified audience. -Brad Joshua Minnie wrote: What about utilizing an encrypted text file then. Would there be anything wrong