no problem :)
Header("Content-Type: {$prod_r["file_type"]} ");
Header("Content-Disposition: filename='{$prod_r["file_name"]}' ");
echo $prod_r["file"];
this code works perfect for me, just modify the variables to meet yours.
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> Hi,
>
> I'm storing files in DB. basically (what's important in this case),
> I have two columns:
>
> file_name - contains the original filename
> file_src - blob which contains the actual file
>
>
> now the user clicks on a link something like download.php?file_id=123
> and the php script will spit out the file. is there any way (some
> header magic) to make the user browser to offer the file to be
> saved as "file_name" ?
>
>
> Rgds,
> Tfr
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