At the moment you're talking about two different things - uploading and
downloading. Your IE download problem has nothing to do with the php.ini
settings for uploaded file sizes. There is nothing you can do with PHP to
resolve the download problem.
I have experienced the same problems with fi
From: "Kevin Coyner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've got some large zip files sitting in a directory in my website for
my clients to download (no these aren't programs for warez but images
for the graphics industry).
One of the zip files is 78 MB. When using MS IE6 and when I right click
the link for tha
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I've got some large zip files sitting in a directory in my website for
my clients to download (no these aren't programs for warez but images
for the graphics industry).
One of the zip files is 78 MB. When using MS IE6 and when I right click
the link for that zip file to download it (then
Not sure if this is just a problem with MS IE, or if there's something I
need to set in my php.ini.
I've got some large zip files sitting in a directory in my website for
my clients to download (no these aren't programs for warez but images
for the graphics industry).
One of the zip files is 7
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