Alternatively, is there some way that I could generate that file, redirect the user to it, and then delete the file again afterwards? I know how to do all of this except delete the file. Is there some way to schedule a command to be run after the script is finished?
Thanks, Grant
Hi there,
I would like a user to request the page "view_file.php", and I would like php to generate an arbitrary file and send it to the user. This is all okay, however, I would like to rename the sent page so that the browser doesn't open it in a window as an html file but instead brings up the "open/save" dialog box. I would also like it to do this without creating any new files on my server.
For instance, this is how I would like it to work:
Client requests 'view_files.php',
view_files.php generates the output and sends it to the client as the file 'result031017.txt' with header "Content-Type: text/plain",
The client is presented with an open/save dialog with 'result031017.txt' as the default file name
Please note that the file name itself will be dynamic and part of the output.
I have tried many variations of the header command, but no luck so far. It seems to work okay on Mozilla browsers but not IE.
Can anyone offer any advice, or tell me if this is not going to be possible?
Thanks, Grant
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