Hi Gareth ,
This example is streaming a zip file on the fly - maybe will help in
your CSV problem?
http://pablotron.org/software/zipstream-php/
Cheers,
-Chris
Hi all,
I need some assistance in creating an action that will generate a CSV
file on the server and then push that file for download to the end
user. I have written the code to build the csv file and that works no
problem. I have found plenty of stuff online about altering the
response headers, etc in preparation for the download but they all end
up loading the file to download into memory (using readfile()) and I
would rather not do that as these CSV could get very very large
potentially. Any tips anyone can share?
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