I know I can do the following to generate a JSON (or, in similar fashion, XML) page:
<?php
header('Content-type: application/json');
echo (file_get_contents('some.json', true));
?>
However, I need the user to be able to save the file in their browser (using File > Save or similar) and have the browser default to a .json
(or .xml
) extension, not a .txt
or .php
or whatever their browser defaults to.
Is this possible in php or in javascript? Perhaps there's a way to modify the url?
e.g. g.co/index.php
becomes g.co/index.php/some.json
OR g.co/some.json
so the browser can use the appropriate file name or extension.