aharef wrote on 7/15/2008 5:08 AM:
* the file is actually displayed in the browser :( But thats solvable
PHP-Offtopic ;)
You'll want to serve the file with the Content-Disposition header set to
"attachment" -- the headers should look something like this:
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MIME
Hi Richard,
thanks for pointing me to this thread I haven't found before (but
searched for ;)
Dang, I thought giving the "Save as"-dialogue would override security-
issues ("Would you like to download this virus? OK | Cancel").
Yet I believe server-calling methods aren't even a bit saver from a
Whatever you do, it has to involve the server. The client on it's own won't
be able to handle it. See this related thread:
"save as" => save contents of a textbox to a file on client's PC
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/64ca14bd5ddcc86f
- Richard
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