Re: How do I open Save As Dialog Box?

Ave, Yes indeed that's what it's doing. But that's ok... My main concern was for Windows users because that's the majority of the users for this application. Thanks. On 8/23/04 12:50 PM, "Jonathan Haddad" <jon@oldirtyhaddad.com> wrote: > In Safari it'll download the file and then open it. > > Jon > > PHP Junkie wrote: > >> Ave, >> >> IT WORKS!! >> There wasn't one bit of a problem.. >> I'll just paste the code here again for anyone who might be looking for it. >> I guess I was very close to it but just doing one thing wrong... I wasn't >> specifying the Basename directive. >> >> <?php >> $file = "$P/$F"; >> header("Content-Description: File Transfer"); >> header("Content-Type: application/force-download"); >> header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=".basename($file)); >> @readfile($file); >> ?> >> >> Although this doesn't work on MAC... It works on Windows .. In Mac it still >> opens up the file in it's supported software. But it's not an issue for me. >> >> Thanks a ton guys... >> >> >> >> On 8/23/04 10:51 AM, "John Holmes" <holmes072000@charter.net> wrote: >> >> >> >>> From: "PHP Junkie" <phpjunkie@mjimm.com> >>> >>> >>> >>>> I have created a File Manager Application for my company which has a place >>>> where authorized users can download the stored files. The files are of >>>> various MIME Types.. Mainly PDF, TXT & DOC. >>>> What I want to do is basically... When the user clicks on the Download >>>> Button... The Save As Dialog Box should appear... >>>> What is happening right now is that the file opens in it's related >>>> software >>>> (Word, Acrobat, Notepad etcetera). I don't want the file to open in it's >>>> native software. >>>> >>>> I know I need to use the >>>> header ("Content-type: application/octet-stream"); >>>> But I don't know how. >>>> >>>> >>> Read the first comment here: >>> http://us4.php.net/readfile >>> >>> ---John Holmes... >>> >>> >> >> >>