I know this has been discussed many times, but I've been hunting through the
archives with very little resolution on the issue.
I've found the following note in the annotated manual:
Additional notes to my workaround on Q266305:
I have tested my findings with PDF, XLS, DOC and ZIP. However
20% represents a space.
-Jared
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From: Justin French [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 9:01 AM
To: php
Subject: [PHP] forcing file downloads
I know this has been discussed many times, but I've been hunting through the
archives with very little
Justin French wrote:
snip force code /
1. Is this a widely accepted practice for forcing downloads (a pop-up
window
to download a file), given the problems with older versions of IE?
I believe so.
Sad, really :o). Y'see, what you're doing is forcing your own
preferences on the user
Justin French wrote:
snip force code /
1. Is this a widely accepted practice for forcing downloads (a pop-up
window
to download a file), given the problems with older versions of IE?
I believe so.
Don't.
2. Can someone tell me what the %20 is there for?
You can try typing
2. Can someone tell me what the %20 is there for?
The %20 (I forget the exact explanation, sorry)
is basically code for the space.
% in a URL means thats its gonna be followed by a 2 digit hex number
referencing directly to the ascii table.
20 is the hex equivelant for . You could rewrite
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