This article describes how to create a desktop shortcut in php.
First case:
Php generate web desktop shortcuts
This section describes how to use php to generate a webpage desktop shortcut code, add icons, and solve the garbled code problem in different browsers.
When we visit a website, if the content of the website is very attractive, we usually use the favorites function of the browser to add this website to favorites.
To add a webpage to the Favorites folder in a browser, open the browser and select it from the Favorites folder.
If you can directly access the website on the desktop, this will facilitate user access.
You can use php to create a shortcut file for a webpage and save it to your desktop for quick access.
The generated code is as follows:
<? Php $ filename = 'Dawn domain. url'; $ url =' http://fdipzone.com/ '; $ Icon =' http://fdipzone.com/ Favicon. ico '; createShortCut ($ filename, $ url, $ icon ); /*** create and save the file name as the desktop code * @ param String $ filename the saved file name * @ param String $ url access connection * @ param String $ icon path */function createShortCut ($ filename, $ url, $ icon = '') {// create basic code $ shortCut = "[InternetShortcut] \ r \ nIDList = [{000214a0-0000-0000-c000-0000000000000046}] \ r \ nProp3 = 19,2 \ r \ n"; $ shortCut. = "URL = ". $ url. "\ r \ n"; if ($ icon) {$ shortCut cut. = "IconFile = ". $ icon. "";} Header ("content-type: application/octet-stream"); // obtain the user's browser $ user_agent =$ _ SERVER ['http _ USER_AGENT ']; $ encode_filename = rawurlencode ($ filename); // different browsers use different encoding to output if (preg_match ("/MSIE/", $ user_agent) {header ('content-disposition: attachment; filename = "'. $ encode_filename. '"');} else if (preg_match ("/Firefox/", $ user_agent) {header (" content-disposition: attachment; filename * = \ "utf8 ''". $ filename. '" ');} Else {header ('content-disposition: attachment; filename = "'. $ filename. '"');} echo $ shortCut;}?>
Download and save to desktop
Save to desktop
After saving it as *. url on the desktop, click it to automatically open the browser and access the website content.
Case 2:PHP allows you to save your website to a desktop quickly.
<? Php/* save your cut. php access to save the desktop */$ title = ""; $ your cut = "[InternetShortcut] URL = http://www.jb51.netIDList =
[{000214A0-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}] Prop3 = 19,2 "; Header (" Content-type: application/octet-stream "); header (" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename = ". $ title. ". url; "); echo $ Shortcut;?>
Case 3:PHP generates website desktop shortcuts
The PHP desktop shortcut is so simple that you can change the website you want to generate when you generate it.
Dianji.html code:
Generate a left-side shortcut
Shengcheng. php code:
<? Php // saved url on the left of the website --- function $ url =$ _ GET ['URL']; $ filename = urldecode ($ _ GET ['name']); $ filename = iconv ('gbk', 'utf-8', $ filename); // character set conversion (no need to convert) if (! $ Url |! $ Filename) exit (); $ response cut = "[InternetShortcut] URL = {$ url} IDList = [{000214A0-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}] Prop3 = 19,2"; header ("Content-type: application/octet-stream "); header (" Content-Disposition: attachment; filename = {$ filename }. url; "); echo $ Shortcut;?>
I hope this article will help you learn php programming.