[SOLVED] problem in Download HTTP headers

[BloodyMind]

I've got a problem in this http headers, maybe in the filename or path I've tried alot but no joy

this script is to get the filename from the database and set the path to it so it gets downloaded.

 

getfile.php:

<?php

if(is_numeric($_GET['fid'])){
$dirs = new Directories($db['host'],$db['username'],$db['password'],$db['name']);

$fileId = $_GET['fid'];

$rows = $dirs->getFile($fileId);
if (!is_array($rows)) {
	echo $row;
}
foreach ($rows as $files){
	$file = urldecode($files['file_name']);

}
$file = urldecode($file);

$file_size = filesize(realpath($file));

$file = urlencode(basename($file));
$file = basename($file);




//	$final_file = urlencode(USER_UPLOADS . "/" .$file);
$final_file = $file;
if (!is_file($final_file)) {
	echo $final_file;
}
header("Content-length: {$file_size}");
header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename= '$final_file'");
header("Content-type: image/jpg");
header("Content-Description: Project File");

}

?>

 

What this script does?

It downloads a file with the same name but, 0 bytes

 

any kind of help will be so appreciated

Thank you

[Sakesaru]

Your code doesn't redirect the browser to the file, it just tells it that the file will be named blah, it's a blah type file, then after the headers are sent, it doesn't send any data.

 

You need to open the file in question with fopen(), then echo() the contents of the file out to the browser.

 

OR

 

You need to actually redirect the browser to the actual file.

[BloodyMind]

Thanks alot this had done the job perfectly