>I read that IE first read the headers fully ( including the file ) and then
>ask it again for opening while Netscape read the file only once.
This description matches what I've seen. Here's what I've come up
with that seems to work for IE and Netscape on Windows and Mac.
//$y is the full pathname of the file
...
$x = stat( "$y" );
header( "Accept-Ranges: bytes" );
header( "Content-Length: " . $x[7] );
header( "Connection: close" );
$a = basename( $y );
if( strpos($a,':') )
$a = substr( $a,0,strpos($a,':') );
if( strpos($y,'.') )
$z = substr( $y,strrpos($y,'.') ); // get suffix
else
$z = 0;
if( $z )
{
if( strpos($z,':') )
$z = substr( $z,1,strpos($z,':')-1 );
else
$z = substr( $z,1 );
header( "Content-Type: " . FindMime($z) ); // FindMime
is my function
}
else
{
header( "Content-Type: application/octet-stream" );
}
readfile( "$y" );
exit;
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Numerical Applications, Inc. 509-943-0861 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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