hi > For example, if your application is a cgi, eg > http://somehost.com/sendsomecsv.php?param1=value1, try adding a csv filename > after the script name, eg > http://somehost.com/sendsomecsv.php/export.csv?param1=value1
instead of hardcoding the filename in the url you can also try to use the following response header (i am not so sure if this is the correct syntax, so try to find the description in the RFC first): Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=abc.csv usually this header is used when the user is asked for saving the file. hth, gottfried
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