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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/14/07 13:57
jodleren wrote:
>>> and came up with:
>> [...]
>>> header('Content-type: application/force-download');
>> Replace that line with a real content type. For example, if the file is a
>> PDF, then the Content-Type should be "application/pdf". If it's a JPEG,
>> then "image/jpeg". If you are really unable to determine the correct
>> content type, use "application/octet-stream".
>>
>> Using made-up content types like the one you've used above may seem to be
>> "convenient", but it harms the web as a whole.
>
> Since I can have _any_ file, where is there an overview of those or
> trick to get them?
>
> And since I open this from another window, is the a way to have a
> link, which goes directly to the open/save dialog. That is what I
> really need.
This question gets ask quite often, a a specific media is handled by the
browser (open in the browser, open directly by the app or download) is
browser setting so if the user has set it to open in the browser there
is not much you can do about it.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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