Mobile Chrome and Edge

[Shinichi-Marumoto]

Expected Behavior

Mobile Chrome and Edge create two tmp directories and files. There is no problem with mobile-safari.

Actual Behavior

At this part -> The first tmp directory is exists. header('Content-Description: File Transfer'); At this part -> The second tmp directory is created. header('Content-Type: application/vnd.apple.pkpass');

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. I insert post data.

   $_name = isset($_POST['name'])?$_POST['name']:'NONE';
   'primaryFields' => [
           [
               'key' => 'name',
               'label' => 'Name',
               'value' => $_name,
           ],

2. In the first file, $_POST['name'] is inserted, and in the second file, NONE is inserted.

3. And B is downloaded.

[tschoffelen]

I'm not sure if I fully understand.

Is there any way for you to send me your script so I can try to reproduce the problem? If you don't wish to share it publicly, you can always email me using the email address in my Github profile.

[tschoffelen]

Thanks for emailing the test code. I still don't think I fully understand the problem.

Does the script create multiple different temporary directories on your server?

[Shinichi-Marumoto]

Thank you for your reply

No problem with mobile-safari.

Mobile-edge and mobile-chrome created two temporary directories. And the files in the first directory created contain the values I entered in the form. But The file in the second directory created does not contain the values I entered in the form. And the second file created will be output as a pkpass.

2019年7月1日(月) 16:09 Thomas Schoffelen notifications@github.com:

Thanks for emailing the test code. I still don't think I fully understand the problem.

Does the script create multiple different temporary directories on your server?

[tschoffelen]

This seems to be caused by the form submitting twice.

The script creates only one tmp directory per request, and the browser can't have any influence on that because it happens server-side.

Two things to try:

• Update the <button> in your HTML by adding type="submit" to it to explicitly make it a form submit button.
• Add JS code to disable the button once pressed so it can't be submitted twice.

[Shinichi-Marumoto]

Thank you for your reply.

It did not work out.

2019年7月1日(月) 18:17 Thomas Schoffelen notifications@github.com:

This seems to be caused by the form submitting twice.

The script creates only one tmp directory per request, and the browser can't have any influence on that because it happens server-side.

Two things to try:

• Update the in your HTML by adding type="submit" to it to explicitly make it a form submit button.
• Add JS code to disable the button once pressed so it can't be submitted twice.

[Shinichi-Marumoto]

Thank you so very much. The problem is solved. It solved by using Get-Send instead of Post-Send.

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