You can use either a tag or real header, the later is prefered.
header('Refresh: 0; url=download.zip');
?>
The browser loads the page and immediatly goes to another page
(download.zip). This page will prompt the Save As dialog.
Jean-Christian IMbeault wrote:
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
But be
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
>
> But because explorer does not support multipart/mixed and it is still
> the major browser (thought not for long ;), do it this way. Output
> header('Refresh: 0; url=download.zip'); first and then load the html
> page with new data blocks.
Sorry if the solution is obv
Curt Zirzow wrote:
...
(suggested by Marek Kilimajer)
This will only work if the browser supports multipart/mixed. And I
don't think any browser supports this.
I bet any browser except explorer ;)
But because explorer does not support multipart/mixed and it is still
the major browser (thought
* Thus wrote Jean-Christian IMbeault ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've asked about this before but could not get a working solution.
>
> I have a database. Users put data in the DB :) I have a page with a list
> of accessible data "block". Each "block" has a button next to it.
>
> When a user click a
I've asked about this before but could not get a working solution.
I have a database. Users put data in the DB :) I have a page with a list
of accessible data "block". Each "block" has a button next to it.
When a user click a button what I would like is:
- I extract the data block from the DB
-
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