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I have the required Java code as part of the local.js file in the AfroAPI.
it is using liveconnect in NS. Also, IE has support for a standard
AxtiveX method of saving files to the local file system.
Doug Melvin wrote: Well now, it seems I still have a problem in forcing a user to download an HTML file to their Hard drive.By forcing I mean that they should not have to "right click -> save as"I tried using an anon ftp session but IE still display's the page instead of downloading it. I am now prepared to go as far as using a java applet..While normally I would avoid this as MAC IE can't do JS <-> java communication, this is not a problem:the applet would be loaded into a page prepared by JS to contain all the info it needs to create and save the file. What I need to know is:Is there an applet already that does this?How do I ask the user for security rights? If there is no applet already, I will trade work hour-for-hour with the person willing to do this. I like to think that I am an accomplished Client-Server/B2B/B2C developer as well as having MAD VB(Visual Basic) skills,and a good head for User interface layout and design. Doug Melvin --
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- [Dynapi-Help] OT: Forced download (new thread) Doug Melvin
- Michael Pemberton
