That's exactly what I got, BUT I got it in a file NAMED 'download.php'. In the case of this source file it only contains the characters:
ghfghfgh
And nothing else. BTW, I am using IE6, too.
If I grab the 1.0 version the file 'download.php' contains:
// Quck Sort function
function qsort( &$rowdata, $sortBy, $first, $last )
{
$lo = $first;
$up = $last;
$i = $first + $last;
$bound = strval($rowdata[($i - $i%2)/2][$sortBy]);
while ( $lo <= $up)
{
while( ($lo <= $last - 1) && (strval($rowdata[$lo][$sortBy]) < $bound))
{
$lo++;
}
while (($up >= 1) && ($bound < strval($rowdata[$up][$sortBy])) )
{
$up--;
}
if ($lo < $up)
{
$tmp = $rowdata[$up];
$rowdata[$up] = $rowdata[$lo];
$rowdata[$lo] = $tmp;
$up--;
$lo++;
}
else
{
$lo++;
}
}
if ($first < $up) qsort($rowdata, $sortBy, $first, $up);
if ($up + 1 < $last) qsort($rowdata, $sortBy, $up + 1, $last);
}
This looks correct. However, when I download zip files (WHICH ALSO ARRIVE WITH THE FILENAME 'download.php') they do not unzip correctly, even though the header says they are a zip file if you look at it through a hex editor.
Why is everything named 'download.php'? It's almost like the file is sucking in a database blob and putting a wrapper on it.
toatoa (cuz it won't allow 3 letter id's)
