Date: 08/15/00
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Use the following:
header("Content-Type: application/somethingunknownhere");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment;filename=download.txt");
"Robert J. Cissell" wrote:
> Does anyone know the proper order and use of headers to force a file download instead of display? I have tried every combination I can find on the php.net docs and several other php sites. Each time I try with my test file: leopard.gif, the filename that comes up in the dialog box is the php file I want to force the download: download.phtml, and the size of the file it downloads is always 12 bytes, even though its a 46k file. Thanks for help.
>
> Robert
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