Save popup page while downloading file in c#

 · MVC C# Download file and save as dialog. Ask Question Asked 10 years, 4 months ago. Active 11 months ago. Viewed 29k times 3 1. Hi all wondering if someone can help; i've written this code which will generate an excel spreadsheet and save it to a specified location. I want to then display a "Save as" dialogue box by reading the file from the.  · I have an aspx page with linkbuttons that fire javascript to pop open a new aspx page to stream files to the browser for downloading by users. When developing and unit testing on XP SP3, IE 7 and FireFox , using the following code (key being the "attachment" part in the Content-Disposition tag), both prompt a dialog box asking if I want to Reviews: 5.  · This lets the user save the file on his computer and then decide how to use it, instead of the Browser trying to use the file. Next, we write the file and call bltadwin.ru(), which sends all currently buffered output to the client, stops execution of the page and raises the bltadwin.ruuest event.

Line 2 (FilePath) indicates the path to the file on the server. Line 8: bltadwin.ruitFile(FilePath); Transmits that specific file to the client and THAT is what pops the save dialog. If you don't transmit the file, I'm not sure if the dialog will pop up at all (even though you set a header) Anyways, I think line 8 should read. When the Download Button in the GridView Row is clicked, the following event handler is executed. The Path of the File is fetched from the CommandArgument property of the LinkButton raised the event. Finally, using the WriteFile method of the Response class, the File is written to the Response Stream using its Path and File is downloaded. We are using the Node's native path to specify our download path in line 2 and 3. On line 15 we are using the bltadwin.runloadBehavior property of Puppeteer to tie up the path to Chrome browser.. Replicating the download request. Next let's take a look at how we can download files by making an HTTP request. Instead of simulating clicks we are going to find the image source.

Display the Save File dialog box and call a method to save the file selected by the user. Use the SaveFileDialog component's OpenFile method to save the file. This method gives you a Stream object you can write to. The example below uses the DialogResult property to get the name of the file, and the OpenFile method to save the file. This lets the user save the file on his computer and then decide how to use it, instead of the Browser trying to use the file. Next, we write the file and call bltadwin.ru(), which sends all currently buffered output to the client, stops execution of the page and raises the bltadwin.ruuest event. The main reason would be to provide a custom UI for download/save/open options. Currently the WebVew2 will show the file download progress on the bottom the page which is nice but doesn't fit in with our existing application. Our users are used to a popup message with a message asking if they would like to save or open or cancel the file.