Joseph Szobody wrote:
I've made a website for a real estate appraiser, who wants to put all
his appraisals for his clients online. I have stored these PDF
documents in a folder outside of the webserver folder, for security.
When a client successfully logs in and clicks the link to biew the
Thanks Erwin, that helps but I'm still not getting it to work. Should I still use
the
Header(Content-type: application/pdf);
line?
I tried using readfile() keeping the header. When I click the link to the PHP script
that should show me the PDF, the IE status bar says something like
Joseph Szobody wrote:
Thanks Erwin, that helps but I'm still not getting it to work.
Should I still use the
Header(Content-type: application/pdf);
line?
I tried using readfile() keeping the header. When I click the link to
the PHP script that should show me the PDF, the IE
Ok I think it's working now. When I click the link going directly to the PHP
script, it's displaying the PDF file in the browser appropriately. Exactly what I want.
Now some of these PDF docs are so big, they could take a while to show up if a
client is on a slow connection. So now I
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From: Erwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 11:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: Displaying PDF file
Joseph Szobody wrote:
Thanks Erwin, that helps but I'm still not getting it to work.
Should I still use
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