I have been using: 
print $q->header(-type=>$type, -Content_Disposition=>"filename=$node->
+{title}");
print $$data;

[download]
...with a script that grabs files (mostly photographs) from a database and sends them to the browser. After determining the mime.type and verifying the data, of course.
I have never had IE not respect the filename I sent it.
This is running from Apache/1.3.26 (Unix).
-xtype

P.S. Oh, and I agree with this post, except that I would like an option between the node ID or the node Title (set in user prefs). Maybe it would default to node Title for the Anons. pmdev...get to work.

update: Also, I would like to see it sent with every request. I see no need for a "save" link.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: saving pages all= index.pl.html by xtype
in thread saving pages all= index.pl.html by zentara

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