Response use to send a binary file to the browser
Located in /core/response/jResponseBinary.class.php (line 21)
jResponse | --jResponseBinary
the content you want to send. Keep empty if you indicate a filename
Says if the "save as" dialog appear or not to the user.
if false, specify the mime type in $mimetype
The path of the file you want to send. Keep empty if you provide the content
The mimeType of the current binary file.
It will be sent in the header "Content-Type".
name of the file under which the content will be send to the user
Inherited from jResponse
jResponse::$forcedHttpVersion
jResponse::$httpVersion
jResponse::$_httpHeaders
jResponse::$_httpHeadersSent
jResponse::$_httpStatusCode
jResponse::$_httpStatusMsg
jResponse::$_outputOnlyHeaders
send the content or the file to the browser.
Inherited From jResponse
jResponse::__construct()
jResponse::addHttpHeader()
jResponse::cleanCacheHeaders()
jResponse::clearHttpHeaders()
jResponse::getFormatType()
jResponse::getType()
jResponse::isValidCache()
jResponse::output()
jResponse::outputErrors()
jResponse::sendHttpHeaders()
jResponse::setExpires()
jResponse::setHttpStatus()
jResponse::setLifetime()
jResponse::_checkRequestType()
jResponse::_normalizeDate()
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