Hi, I have a application, which requires to download the images from server to client machine without any user inteaction. I mean I do not want to pop up windows dialog for saving. Rather it should be saved on client machine in Temp directory. ANy idea please!!
Thanks for the help.
As far as I know yes, the only way would be for the user to manually set permissions through windows beforehand, IE under security permit it to download all activeX components without notification, however 99/100 user dont have this enabled
Creating a new image object and setting its source path instructs the browser to force the download into the browser's cache. This is what I assume that you are after instead of doing IO operations to the hard drive or else you will have to write an ActiveX
control.
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