Re: Very Easy Help Needed Quick!
| From: | Nuno Silva | Date: | Sat, 24 Mar 2001 18:55:05 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Very Easy Help Needed Quick! | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.general |
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Hi,
point the link "save this..." to the same script with some trailling vars:
<a href=this_script.php?save=1>...</a>
and then, in the beginning of this_script.php modify the mime type if $HTTP_GET_VARS["save"] == 1
if ($HTTP_GET_VARS["save"] == 1) {
header("Content-type: application/octect-stream");
}
...thats it!
regards,
Nuno
Tony Daniels wrote:
Hello Everyone! We need something that is probably very simple. Here is what we are doing. We created a form that asks a series of questions about the product we are looking at, such as : Name, Condition, Weight, etc. We then put all of the information in a MySql database. Then sedn the variables to the ad creation page. This page contains all the constant information contained in each ad, along with all the new variables that we just inputted. What we need to do is save this new source code to a html file. We have been simply right clicking, viewing source, and then saving it to our hard drive. What we want is a button below the ad that says, "Do you want to save this ad?" or simply "Save?" When we click yes it will prompt us on the name and the location we want for the file, and then it will save the ad in html format. One important note is that we do not want this new button included in the file we are creating. Anyone have a simple code we can use to accomplish this. Remember, all we want is the ad saved, not the new button. We want to view the ad before we save it, so the ad must pop up like it does now. Please help soon. We appreciate your help. Tony