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Posted by Ace on 11/21/08 11:24
I have just started programing in PHP (Love it!) however I have run
into two problems! here they are.
1st One I'm sure is SIMPLE
I have two strings $stringa and $stringb
If these these two strings are DIFFERENT then I want to do X on string
a
What would the IF operator be?
My second issue seems to be more of an IE issue than a PHP issue
I work for a company that develops software for the building industry
and would like to distribute one of our software products via the
web.
here is the problem
The main file sits on my web server. We generate unique URLs for the
buyer to download the software. We also generate unique filenames and
store it in a database along with the unique URL This in essence is a
pseudo filename (i.e a filename that is unique to the user and does
NOT exist on our web server)
When the user clicks on the URL that we send him I need the PHP
script to initiate the file transfer giving the user the pseudo
filename rather than the actual filename on the server
I have everything working except for the ability to send the user the
pseudo filename! at this moment in time we are sending them the same
filename as the file sitting on our server.
Is there anyway of doing this with PHP?
Any help would much be appreciated
Edit: In my code I have tried the following
header('Content-Description: File
Transfer');
header('Content-Type: application/force-download'); //
Tells the browser to expect a download
header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: Binary"); //
Tells the browser the format of the data
header('Content-Length: ' .
filesize($realfilename)); // Tells the browser the size
of the file
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=' .
basename($uniquefilename)); // Tells the browser the
name of the file
readfile($realfilename);
As you can see I am reading the original filename's properties however
using the Content-Disposition header to tell the browser the filename
to download!
For some reason I.E always recieves a 0k file...???
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