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How to open files automatically after download?I used the codes below to send a Excel file form Web Server to client.
The file is save to client's disk after download. How can I open the file automatically after saving it? ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// MemoryStream sm= new MemoryStream(); .... Response.Clear(); Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=Test.xls"); Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", ms.Length.ToString()); Response.ContentType = "application/excel"; //octet-stream"; Response.BinaryWrite(ms.GetBuffer()); Response.End(); As far as I know, this is a client side setting, for whether or not the user
wants to open all files of a certain type, or still get the prompt whether or not to save. As an aside, this is really an ASP.NET question, and so belongs in that newsgroup. Show quote "ad" <fly***@wfes.tcc.edu.tw> wrote in message news:O7hcuGfaGHA.3408@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >I used the codes below to send a Excel file form Web Server to client. > The file is save to client's disk after download. > How can I open the file automatically after saving it? > > > > ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > MemoryStream sm= new MemoryStream(); > .... > Response.Clear(); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; > filename=Test.xls"); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", ms.Length.ToString()); > Response.ContentType = "application/excel"; //octet-stream"; > Response.BinaryWrite(ms.GetBuffer()); > Response.End(); > You can't. Unless you install a client-side ActiveX control
Jeff Show quote "ad" <fly***@wfes.tcc.edu.tw> wrote in message news:O7hcuGfaGHA.3408@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >I used the codes below to send a Excel file form Web Server to client. > The file is save to client's disk after download. > How can I open the file automatically after saving it? > > > > ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > MemoryStream sm= new MemoryStream(); > .... > Response.Clear(); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; > filename=Test.xls"); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", ms.Length.ToString()); > Response.ContentType = "application/excel"; //octet-stream"; > Response.BinaryWrite(ms.GetBuffer()); > Response.End(); > In xp the default for Microsoft friendly extensions is to try to open
the file. You actually have to turn it off in Internet Explorer > "Advanced" tab. Other than that you are going to have to write a client control. - John Fullmer
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On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 19:56:45 +0800, "ad" <fly***@wfes.tcc.edu.tw> wrote: You could try changing Content-Disposition to inline, the browser will>I used the codes below to send a Excel file form Web Server to client. >The file is save to client's disk after download. >How can I open the file automatically after saving it? > > > >////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > MemoryStream sm= new MemoryStream(); > .... > Response.Clear(); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; >filename=Test.xls"); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", ms.Length.ToString()); > Response.ContentType = "application/excel"; //octet-stream"; > Response.BinaryWrite(ms.GetBuffer()); > Response.End(); > then try to display it if it can. But I've found trying to view office documents (especially powerpoint presentations) less than optimal. Also if you have any sort of authentication that requires cookies and the users are using older versions of office (might be xp) they will need to have updated it otherwise it will not send the cookies to sever when it tries to open it (when set to inline the office application will download the file, not internet explorer). Local user settings, etc. may still choose to ignore the inline and offer to download it anyway. I am saving more than 1 excel file on the server.How can I open all the files
automatically after saving it? ( one by one) on a single button click Show quote "ad" wrote: > I used the codes below to send a Excel file form Web Server to client. > The file is save to client's disk after download. > How can I open the file automatically after saving it? > > > > ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > MemoryStream sm= new MemoryStream(); > .... > Response.Clear(); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; > filename=Test.xls"); > Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", ms.Length.ToString()); > Response.ContentType = "application/excel"; //octet-stream"; > Response.BinaryWrite(ms.GetBuffer()); > Response.End(); > > > You can't. Unless you use an ActiveX control, which has already been stated
Jeff Show quote "Gajender Pal" <Gajender P**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8711E46A-12F5-4BEA-A798-9D941052E4FE@microsoft.com... >I am saving more than 1 excel file on the server.How can I open all the >files > automatically after saving it? ( one by one) on a single button click > > > "ad" wrote: > >> I used the codes below to send a Excel file form Web Server to client. >> The file is save to client's disk after download. >> How can I open the file automatically after saving it? >> >> >> >> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// >> MemoryStream sm= new MemoryStream(); >> .... >> Response.Clear(); >> Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; >> filename=Test.xls"); >> Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", ms.Length.ToString()); >> Response.ContentType = "application/excel"; //octet-stream"; >> Response.BinaryWrite(ms.GetBuffer()); >> Response.End(); >> >> >>  |
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