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How do I put a zip file on my server so that someone can click on the link and it will automatically download? Is it as easy as just loading the file only a non-htaccess protected URL on my server, or is it more complicated than that? :unsure:
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put it up there and then put a link to it... default behaviour on it should be an http download.... always has worked for me............. :yowsa: |
yep...
should be able to just upload it when the link is clicked, it should prompt for open save or something like that. [wow...long post for me] |
Cool - thanks, boys :)
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Be prepared though, there will always be someone out there using a Mac with an old browser that doesn't understand what a .zip file is and will thus display the file as text.
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"Click here only if you have a real computer" :yowsa: |
I'm sending content to page designers - if they don't know what a zip file is at this point, I probably don't want to utilize their services. :P
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I know some very good graphics/html people that would not have a clue what to do with a zip file....don't know shit about ftp, don't know anything much about how the web really works.... But they are whizbang at putting pages and shit together.... They know how a link works, how css works, they know everything they need to do their jobs, but they are NOT webmasters... They are designers..... :unsure: |
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The last big adult company I worked for had about 35-40 designers and most of the time they just designed :) They didn't know shit about the web other than what they needed to make html work... Many had come from the mag trade... Ican't really say what company it was, but rumor is that they cleared over 230mill before the ftc took them out....... :groucho: |
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