I am using PHP on the server and can rely on Javascript (and jQuery) being available on the client. We offer our supporters benefits such as ad-free site experience, early access content downloads and one-click no-wait downloads.
How would any solution proposed effect the behaviour of the back button, as I don't want the file downloading again without the form being refilled? So, How do I show a "Thank You" screen that starts the download after a second? I know it is possible, because almost every download site you visit does this (normally to pump you full of adverts before the download starts). I would really like to go to some "Thank you" screen once the download completes (or before the download starts). However, since this starts a download right away, the original form is left on screen by the browser. If that's the case, the download link needs to be a php script, and it would write in the time into db, then returns the content of the file into the stream with proper content header.
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The question is how to figure out what time did a user downloaded a file. Header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary") Ok, now I understand the question based on OP's comment. htaccess file in the web root folder of the files and make sure you disable this (could be similar, like php56, php71, etc): php - BEGIN cPanel-generated handler, do not edit Set the ea-php72 package as the default PHP programming language. Header('Content-Disposition: attachment filename="yourfile.txt"') If you took the files from a cPanel-hosted site, check the. header('Content-type: "application/octet-stream"') When they press submit it will start a file download for them.Īt the moment, I process the form submission and generate a suitable file for the user and fire it off with suitable headers. I have a web form that users complete online.
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