I needed to create a file which had to be downloaded. The file had to be in plain text and contents from file come from database. Because I didn't had a separate folder for each user I couldn't write the information to a file to the server and put a link in order the user to download it. I even try to other formats like .xls, .doc, .csv and it works really nice.

Code for downloadable file:

<?
header("Content-type: application/octet-stream");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"your_file.txt\"");
echo 'Text for downloadable file';  
?>

To upload a file to ftp you need a html form where you can insert the ftp details, like the ones described above:

server - is the server on which he wanna upload the file.
username - is the user for which he makes the connection to ftp server.
password - is the user password for ftp username.
path to server - is the path on the ftp server which he wanna upload his file.
user file - is the file of the you wanna upload to ftp server.

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