I'm pretty sure that javascript can at best read the header, it cannot write them. It does need to be cross-browser. I'm thinking that server-side is the best way, was just hoping for a cool javascript implementation.
Let me give you the situation first off.
I'm creating this website with lots of content. Users want to download this content in a convinent way (lets say a text file) for later use.
The content is already being displayed for the user, and is accessible by javascript. Is there a way to have...
I'm coding a script that will submit a form for a user on server side. The form handling script was designed to take both post information and querystring information. I have no control over how the form handling script runs. One of the querystring items is a url which must be escaped. Problem...
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