I do not have many experience with PHP.

What is the way to download a file? In my website I want to give
access to my users to downlaod several files.

Thanks you

Jalin <alejandro@alfra.info> wrote:[color=blue]
> What is the way to download a file? In my website I want to give
> access to my users to downlaod several files.[/color]

Browsers already have such functionality, most of the times it's under
the right mouse button (something like "save URL as:"), only thing you
have to do is create a link: <a href='/foo/bar.zip'>bar.zip</a>

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Daniel Tryba

Yes, I know this way, but I need to download a file without the use of
a link. For example: My user fill up a form (HTML) and then with PHP I
receive the fields of the form, send an email and start to download a
file. The last part of the process is what I need.




Daniel Tryba <news_comp.lang.php@canopus.nl> wrote in message news:<cltvb1$fd1$3@news.tue.nl>...[color=blue]
> Jalin <alejandro@alfra.info> wrote:[color=green]
> > What is the way to download a file? In my website I want to give
> > access to my users to downlaod several files.[/color]
>
> Browsers already have such functionality, most of the times it's under
> the right mouse button (something like "save URL as:"), only thing you
> have to do is create a link: <a href='/foo/bar.zip'>bar.zip</a>[/color]

On 29 Oct 2004 19:35:58 -0700, alejandro@alfra.info (Jalin) wrote:
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>Yes, I know this way, but I need to download a file without the use of
>a link. For example: My user fill up a form (HTML) and then with PHP I
>receive the fields of the form, send an email and start to download a
>file. The last part of the process is what I need.[/color]


If you stop top posting, I'll tell you how.
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>Daniel Tryba <news_comp.lang.php@canopus.nl> wrote in message news:<cltvb1$fd1$3@news.tue.nl>...[color=green]
>> Jalin <alejandro@alfra.info> wrote:[color=darkred]
>> > What is the way to download a file? In my website I want to give
>> > access to my users to downlaod several files.[/color]
>>
>> Browsers already have such functionality, most of the times it's under
>> the right mouse button (something like "save URL as:"), only thing you
>> have to do is create a link: <a href='/foo/bar.zip'>bar.zip</a>[/color][/color]

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> Yes, I know this way, but I need to download a file without the use of[color=blue]
> a link. For example: My user fill up a form (HTML) and then with PHP I
> receive the fields of the form, send an email and start to download a
> file. The last part of the process is what I need.[/color]

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...ing.google.com

If it doesn't fit you, searching in the newsgroup via google gives you
other solutions.