On Thu, June 16, 2005 7:05 am, Jay Blanchard said: > I am in need of a PHP class or script or something that will allow me to > designate a group of files to be zipped up, including PDF files, > automagically. It must be compatible with WinZip as that is what the > user will have access to. I have tried several things, a couple of > classes, and some other tricks to no avail. There seems to be an issue > with PDF's that I cannot figure out. The files are usually 1 byte too > short when you try to open them after unzipping them, and are therefore > corrupt. > > If anyone is aware of something would you please let me know? I am even > willing at this point to add a couple of layers of abstraction to make > this work as long as the process is relatively invisible to the end > user. My desire is that it works like this; > > User clicks link > [start automagic stuff] > *whirring* //determine which files should go into archive > *clicking* //put files in archive > [/end automagic stuff] > User presented with dialog box to save archive > > Any and all clues are appreciated. +1 on the http://php.net/exec plus using zip on the command line. Hopefully the users don't have direct control over what gets passed in as an argument... "; rm -rf /" would be bad, for example... http://php.net/escapeshellarg for that. Performance might be an issue, but probably not if you are zipping up PDFs and delivering them in a download... The extra overhead of a shell isn't *THAT* much. -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
