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What should be happening is that when some clicks on the link to the pdf file, if adobe acrobat is loaded onto the users compturer (and the haven't messed with the default settings) is that adobe acrobat should load into the browser to all the user to see the pdf document.
as feyd just beat me to is to just create the link to the file in your <a href> tags.
as feyd just beat me to is to just create the link to the file in your <a href> tags.
1. You can use PopUps.saumya wrote:can i open the pdf in separate acrobat reader each time i click a link this should open a different acrobat with that document.
thank you phpScott for replaying
2. change target value(deprecated). <a href="x.pdf" target="_blank">x.pdf</a>
3. Force Download : viewtopic.php?t=31717
well i do not mind using php,if possible.i am confused again.what to do? should i use staic html or php.that raises another question for me,if i am using php then how i am sure that it will be called through a web server?because at last i have to give this on cd and the user should able to open it from cd.
the basic intention is an interface to open different pdfs in different acrobat reader.first i should have a fullscreen interface without anything but the buttons to open the pdfs.then once u click one button it should open one pdf in one acrobat reader.
is it possible that i can run my php codes from cds.i mean to say can i be sure that these php files will be called by the user's webserver and php interpreter?
offs seems a lot of work.i have to wake up all night i think.
thanks guys
the basic intention is an interface to open different pdfs in different acrobat reader.first i should have a fullscreen interface without anything but the buttons to open the pdfs.then once u click one button it should open one pdf in one acrobat reader.
is it possible that i can run my php codes from cds.i mean to say can i be sure that these php files will be called by the user's webserver and php interpreter?
offs seems a lot of work.i have to wake up all night i think.
thanks guys
what anjanesh about the use of aphace will only work if the client has apache installed on there computer. The best bet is to put static html on to the cd using links like it was mentioned.
Of course if you are creating the static html pages on your computer and you have the apache and php set up there is nothing stopping you from creating a php script that will generate the html page and have that saved to a file so your updating is easier when you need to create new cd's.
At least that is how I would do it.
Of course if you are creating the static html pages on your computer and you have the apache and php set up there is nothing stopping you from creating a php script that will generate the html page and have that saved to a file so your updating is easier when you need to create new cd's.
At least that is how I would do it.
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Or, if you need to use php/mysql/perl/ssi/sqlite on a CD, you can check out Microweb! Been using it a long time, it is wonderful.
http://www.indigostar.com/microweb.htm
http://www.indigostar.com/microweb.htm