&lt;a href=$file&gt;$file&lt;/a&gt;

<a href=$file>$file</a>

Anon

$path = "../client";
$ptrrep = dir($path);
chdir($ptrrep->path);
while($file=$ptrrep->read())
{
if(!is_dir($file) && $file!= "." && $file!= "..")
{
$down_file = "$path/"."$file";
print "<a href=$down_file>$file</a>";

}
}

--> I browse my directory
--> And display the file that exist
--> Make a link on each to download it.

Everything is nice EXECPT when the file have "space" in is name.
exple: "document file.doc"
Will display "document file.doc"
But will download "document" !!! 😉

Any idea to fixe that?
Thanks. Polo

Anon

urlencode() or rawurlencode() should do it

Anon

I tried both and still this "space" persist

rawurlencode($file); // Even with urlencode($file)
$down_file = "$path/"."$file";

jcornett

Change this line:
print "<a href=$down_file>$file</a>";

to this:
print "<a href='$down_file'>$file</a>";

If it isn't in quotes, it becomes a problem. 🙂 Let us know how it worked.

John Cornett

Anon

It is so simple that I did'nt think about that!!
Chears. polito