I’m not having much success trying to a get a graphic to trigger a
download rather than to play an MP3 file.
Any suggestions please …
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Best wishes Peter
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You will need to convince the browser that it doesn’t know what to do with the MP3 file type. That’s just how browsers work – if you link to a file, the browser will either handle it itself, or hand off to a registered “helper” application for that file type. The trick is to send a MIME type of application/binary or some other thing the browser can’t handle. That will force a download. Tim Plumb has an Action to do this: ActionsForge - The Complete Repository of Freeway Actions
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On Apr 9, 2014, at 12:14 PM, Peter Tucker wrote:
I’m not having much success trying to a get a graphic to trigger a download rather than to play an MP3 file.
Any suggestions please …
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Best wishes Peter–
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