As a quick answer, I think the easiest way is to have a link reload the page, with a flag to set the content disposition header. See: http://us3.php.net/header Example #1 It should be fairly straightforward from there. If I do recall, there may be some quirks with IE, a quick google should bring up any workarounds. If you cannot allow a refresh, the solution may be far more complicated, using the document object model in javascript, or php output control. In that case, I would ask your users to just use the Save-as function instead. HTH, -Michael On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 5:21 PM, Greg Cocks <gcocks@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello, > > > > I am seeking a function, class or other means to save the current PHP > page as an HTML file on the server. > > > > The user, via a button, could then 'download' this page much like if > they had gone to their "File... Save Page As.." menu to save it locally. > > > > This is for a (dynamic) page that I have written in PHP that formats and > presents some query results - and the results presented vary based on > the user's selection of parameters on an earlier page. > > > > Any suggestions? > > > > This 'one click' menu is for users "resistant" to learning how to do the > "File... Save Page As..." method... > > > > Thanks in advance! > > > > ---------- > Regards, > GREG COCKS > GIS Analyst V > gcocks | at | stoller.com <blocked::mailto:gcocks@xxxxxxxxxxx> > S. M. Stoller Corp > 105 Technology Drive, Suite 190 > Broomfield, CO 80021 > www.stoller.com <blocked::http://www.stoller.com/> > 303-546-4300 > 303-443-1408 fax > 303-546-4422 direct > 303-828-7576 cell > > > >
