>I did not try Content-Length, but I have tried Content-Type with
>Content-Disposition which did not work.
I should try again, as it works every time for me.
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I did not try Content-Length, but I have tried Content-Type with
Content-Disposition which did not work.
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I did not try Content-Length, but I have tried Content-Type with
Content-Disposition which did not work.
Regards, | Linux
Urmil Parikh | Is it really safe to turn on your computer?
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>It has happened with me too. IE takes the download filename from the URL
one
>It has happened with me too. IE takes the download filename from the URL
one
>clicks to download it.
Not if you send out the correct headers:
header("Content-Type: $mimetype";
header("Content-Length: $filelength");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$filename");
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It is certainly a bug, but in Internet Explorer...
It has happened with me too. IE takes the download filename from the URL one
clicks to download it.
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Urmil Parikh | Is it really safe to turn on your computer?
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Almost certainly a bug in your
Almost certainly a bug in your code. Post some code for more help.
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