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I am currently using the following code for my DOWNLOAD button.
<div><a>" title="<?=getImageTitle();?>">download</a></div>
This prompts a password (.htaccess) and if the password is correct it displays the image in its own page where one can Right Click, Save As etc.
However, some of my users are unaware of even such simple tricks as Right Click and Save As so I am wondering if the DOWNLOAD link can directly prompt a "Save Image" type dialog box? Also can such an action be browser independent?
Thanks a lot.
<div><a>" title="<?=getImageTitle();?>">download</a></div>
This prompts a password (.htaccess) and if the password is correct it displays the image in its own page where one can Right Click, Save As etc.
However, some of my users are unaware of even such simple tricks as Right Click and Save As so I am wondering if the DOWNLOAD link can directly prompt a "Save Image" type dialog box? Also can such an action be browser independent?
Thanks a lot.
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I tried adding this in the <head> </head> section of image.php of my theme:
<?php
header("Content-Length: " . filesize($filename));
header('Content-Type: image/jpg');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=test2.jpg');
?>
And it resulted in the following errors:
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<?php
header("Content-Length: " . filesize($filename));
header('Content-Type: image/jpg');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=test2.jpg');
?>
And it resulted in the following errors:
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Developer
It'd have to be the headers in the actual JPEG image sent by the server; that might require that PHP streams the image content as zenphoto did in versions prior to 1.0.2, right now it just redirects, which I believe reloads the headers.
Not sure if there's a way, but if anything it'd be done in i.php
Not sure if there's a way, but if anything it'd be done in i.php
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i got this working another way, if you are interested i can share.
http://iphoto.advancedpants.com
http://iphoto.advancedpants.com
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