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Posted by Paul on 05/26/05 04:54
Brian wrote:
> This site I am working on is driving me up the F*****g wall ! , sorry just
> needed to get
> that of my chest
>
> I have site that run a MySQL query, there are many permutations of this
> query depending
> on what the users asks for (about 50 I think).
>
> I also need to save the queryed results into a CSV file and zip it on the
> fly. I have the
> code to do this (makezip.php), first of all I tried sending the MySQL query
> to makezip.php
> , this didn't work (see post Re: sending a MySQL query) so I am now trying a
> different way.
>
> search.php runs the search and displays the results on the screen. It also
> creates a var called $filedata,
> the var is the data to be zipped up
>
> makezip.php has the class to make the zip file.
>
> what I was trying to get the following to work........
>
> run the search.php, this give me the var $filedata I need. Have a link on
> this page to
> another file called savezip.php, this links runs another page called
> savezip.php that
> calls the below code.
>
> (the code needed to exicute making a zip file)
>
> include("search.php");
> include("makezip.php");
>
> $zipfile = new zipfile();
> $zipfile -> add_file($filedata, "test.csv");
> header("Content-type: application/octet-stream");
> header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename=newtest.zip");
> echo $zipfile -> file();
>
> I was hopping that when the link is clicked it run, it would read the var
> $filedata from the search.php
> and create the zip file for downloading, instead the savezip.php is reading
> in and displaying
> the search.php.
>
> I can't past the $filedata to save.php as its way to big, How can I get
> round this? How can I get the
> savezip.php to read the $filedata from search.php but without including the
> whole script?
>
> Once again thanks in advance,
>
>
> Brian
>
>
>
Why don't you include your zipfile.php as part of search.php? then it
becomes one script and then you won't need to pass it anywhere... or
have your search.php at least create the zip file.. and then all you
need to pass is the URL of the zip file to your other file that the user
can click on and downlaod it from there...?
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