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Force download on click in PHP
25 May 2010Many newbie web developers struggle with this, so I thought I’d write a quick tutorial on how to force a user’s browser to download a file when a link is clicked, instead of the file (such as a pdf) opening within the browser.
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- Tags: download click, force download, PHP
There are a few places where this issue has been addressed, but I thought I’d share it with the masses anyway.
I’ve been using an in-house framework for a couple of projects but this is my first time using CakePhp on a project, so I’m certainly no expert and there might well be more efficient or easier ways to do what I’m describing below. With that being said, I came across a small problem while setting up a login script…
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- Tags: Auth, AuthComponent, CakePHP, login, password, PHP
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