Hi,
I agree, additional API for this would be better
FileSaver is not exactly all you would need, because FileSaver is
already implemented e.g. in Chrome
to save file to browser file system (requestFileSystem).
There were suggestions about
window.saveAs() method to display dialog
or
(or somethi
Hi,
yes, this is due to default browser behavior (my Chrome is set up to
always ask).
B.
On 19.12.2011 7:17, David Karger wrote:
When I run your example in chrome, all those links automatically
download the file to the specified filename in my default download
directory---none launch the file
2011/12/19 David Karger :
> What you're doing is certainly connected, but I don't think it solves the
> problem I outlined. Your approach allows specification of the download
> target as an attribute in html. That's useful, but what's still missing,
> and I consider important, is a way to conn
When I run your example in chrome, all those links automatically
download the file to the specified filename in my default download
directory---none launch the file save dialog. Of course that's because
of how my chrome defaults are set. And indeed I can right click and
file-save-as. But it'
hi,
if you look at the generated files examples, what you can see there
(again, only in chrome) is that
1/ I have some data in JS
2/ I create blobbuilder -> blob -> url to that blob
3/ I create a element with URL to that blob and download attribute
4/ I initiate click on that link programmatica
Hi,
What you're doing is certainly connected, but I don't think it
solves the problem I outlined. Your approach allows specification of
the download target as an attribute in html. That's useful, but what's
still missing, and I consider important, is a way to connect the html
document t
Hi,
This is quite crucial functionality and sadly not being addressed as it
would seem, because without it application cannot really be applications
(all you can do is to prepare data, upload those data to server and let
user download it manually by clicking somewhere, which is annoying,
unne
