filesize() problem

[ganesanji]

hi all,

I have created a simple downloading script for a file which is given below[php]$f="images/52219-4.bmp";
$ftype = mime_content_ty pe($f);
$fsize= filesize($f);
header("Content-type: \"".$ftype."\"" );
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"".$f ."\"");
header("Content-length:".$fsize );
readfile($f);
exit;[/php] Even this script downloads the image, the downloaded file size is 0 bytes.

What is wrong in this script or i have to add any more headers?
Plz anybody help me....
I am looking forward for your valuable suggestions and solutions.....

Advance thanks,

[ronverdonk]

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[TheServant]

hi all,

I have created a simple downloading script for a file which is given below[php]$f="images/52219-4.bmp";
$ftype = mime_content_ty pe($f);
$fsize= filesize($f);
header("Content-type: \"".$ftype."\"" );
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"".$f ."\"");
header("Content-length:".$fsize );
readfile($f);
exit;[/php] Even this script downloads the image, the downloaded file size is 0 bytes.

What is wrong in this script or i have to add any more headers?
Plz anybody help me....
I am looking forward for your valuable suggestions and solutions.....

Advance thanks,

Never used fsize, but have you tried echoing $fsize and seeing if it is the headers or the use of the function?

[ronverdonk]

I can see no immediate problem. I have tried this code on my own system and it downloads my .bmp entirely, except for the funny name that is generated by default. That is because you have the path name as part of the output file name in your header and it will not accept the forward slash. But besides that, it is fine.

Ronald