

The HTML uses Bootstrap 4.5.2 and font-awesome 5.13. The server is running php7.4 on Ubuntu 20, don't forget to install your php's version of zip, mine being php7.4-zip. Having similar issues to the OP, the following code was created after reading many similar posts. I have a client "download-all" button for files stored in a parallel directory on a webserver. Header("Content-Disposition: attachment filename=\"".basename($file)."\"") Header("Content-Length: ".filesize($file)) Header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: Binary")

Anyway, that alone was not the answer - you need to use those three lines above ob_start() too. Downloads Last Week 5 Developer's Description By Philipp Engel FilZip is an archiving utility that supports roughly 15 archive types, including ARJ, CAB, RAR, TAR, and LHA. None of the people answered earlier talked about the ob_start() and where exactly you should put it. Finally, after trial and error, I found that the following code works: Apparently, none of the solutions mentioned in stack overflow (around a variety of questions on zip file download) worked. I had spent more than 6 hours on this downloading zip files on my mac (localhost) - Though the file was getting downloaded, I could not unzip them (getting cpgz files).
