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HTTP_Download::setContentDisposition

HTTP_Download::setContentDisposition() – Set content disposition

Synopsis

void HTTP_Download::setContentDisposition ( string $disposition = HTTP_DOWNLOAD_ATTACHMENT , string $file_name = null )

Description

Set content disposition of the download.

"Content-Disposition" is not HTTP compliant, but most browsers follow this header, so it was borrowed from MIME standard. It looks like this: "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=example.tgz".

Parameter

  • string $disposition = HTTP_DOWNLOAD_ATTACHMENT - the disposition of the download (either 'attachment' or 'inline')

  • string $file_name = null - the file name the browser's download window should show

Note

This function can not be called statically.

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