Hi, I posted this in programming but it may be more appropriate here... I want to have a link on a web page for people to click on to download .mp3 files and get prompted to save the file as, instead of them having to right-click and "save target as" or "save link as." Right now my link is an href and it just starts the media stream when clicked. Someone elsewhere suggested changing the MIME type? for .mp3 on the server side to binary, which I did through cPanel, and that just caused internal server errors until I deleted the line it inserted in the .htaccess file. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tracy
If they install a player, Quicktime, for example, and let it make default decisions for them, like associating with mp3 files, then their browser is going to launch the player and start the stream when they click the link. I want them to get a dialog box that will prompt them to save the file.
i don't know how... but you can simply zip the mp3 files and put them as (.zip) and then people will download then extract it
No that just links to the file and kicks off the stream. True, I can zip them and will get prompted to save, but this is a retail product and I want it to be as simple as possible. Most people don't know what a zipped file is.