Hello,
i am creating a simple website for a friend. There is a download page that waits 3 seconds bafore redirecting the user directly to the file. I dont want to make a redirect page for each file. so i figured i could put this in the url:
download.php?dlurl=URL OF FILEi can do that but how would i then put it into my page as a redirect? with the variable and all?
could someone please help me a bit here?
thanks
<?php
if ($_GET['dlurl'])
{
header('Content-type: application/pdf');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="downloaded.pdf"');
readfile('original.pdf');
}
?>as an example.
thank you but that does not make sense. i want it to be automated, it shhould not matter about the file type, i just want to be able to print the text after the ?dlurl= on the page.
somebody please help
You can access the text as how Gary used it in his example. Its basically like accessing a variable you have declared only you got from the previous page.
print $_GET['dlurl'];Is this what u were looking for? or if you want it to appear as a link on your new page
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