Export to csv

Hi all,

I'm trying to generate a csv file from an ldap query (by generating a string by concatenating with comma's - echo of the string in the browser looks fine).
Is there a simple way (without using dedicated classes) to export this string to a csv file (or display the csv in the browser, so it can be saved?

Thanks a lot!

Zeff.
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