* "Christopher J. Umina" <uminac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hello!
>
> I currently have a script which streams data out of a MySQL database,
> and prints the content headers correctly, however, when I use the
> following line:
>
> header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"". $filename ."\"");
>
> it prompts the user to download the file each time they go to the site.
> The problem is, I want the filename to be in the header, incase
> somebody right clicks and saves the file, but I don't want the user to
> be prompted to download the file when they're just trying to look at
> it. Does anybody know a way I can achieve this result?
As long as the "Content-Disposition: attachment" header is present, the
browser will believe a file is being sent.
One solution is to have two different links, with an optional download
flag in the query string. Then, in your script, generate the
Content-Disposition header for 'download' requests, don't otherwise.
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