Hi all,

i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up a 

save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open up 

the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

Any ideas?

Thanx

Ade'

yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open it

automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get the

save as dialog.



daniel



--

-----------------------------

Daniel O'Dorisio

daniel@o...

www.odorisio-networks.com

-----------------------------

"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

news:125790@a..._web_howto...

:

: Hi all,

: i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up a

: save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open up

: the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

: Any ideas?

: Thanx

: Ade'

:

:

Hi Daniel,

Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i check 

if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which file, 

will that be the one the user is about to save to?

Much appreciated

Ade'  





> yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open it

> automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get 

the

> save as dialog.

> 

> daniel

> 

> --

> -----------------------------

> Daniel O'Dorisio

> daniel@o...

> www.odorisio-networks.com

> -----------------------------

> "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

> news:125790@a..._web_howto...

> :

> : Hi all,

> : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up a

> : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open 

up

> : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

> : Any ideas?

> : Thanx

> : Ade'

> :

> :

> 

> 

its like this..



when the server sends back content that is other then html it looks for a

way to open it.. if it is configured correct. it will open that file. else

it will ask the user to download it... just put a link in your page to the

file, watch what happens.. if it is a .doc file, and you have word, and are

using ie.. the doc should open in an embedded version of word.



does this help?



daniel



--

-----------------------------

Daniel O'Dorisio

daniel@o...

www.odorisio-networks.com

-----------------------------

"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

news:125886@a..._web_howto...

:

: Hi Daniel,

: Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i check

: if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which file,

: will that be the one the user is about to save to?

: Much appreciated

: Ade'

:

:

: > yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open

it

: > automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get

: the

: > save as dialog.

: >

: > daniel

: >

: > --

: > -----------------------------

: > Daniel O'Dorisio

: > daniel@o...

: > www.odorisio-networks.com

: > -----------------------------

: > "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

: > news:125790@a..._web_howto...

: > :

: > : Hi all,

: > : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up

a

: > : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open

: up

: > : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

: > : Any ideas?

: > : Thanx

: > : Ade'

: > :

: > :

: >

: >

:

:

Even with registered file types, like HTML and .DOC files, it IS possible 

to force both the download dialog and a filename.



Try something like this (watch for wrapping):



Response.Buffer = True

sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server

sFileName = "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see

Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"

Response.Addheader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" & chr(34) 

& sFileName & chr(34)

Response.Binarywrite GetBinaryFile(sFullFileName)



Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal sFileSpec)

      Const adTypeBinary = 1

      Dim objStream

      Set objStream = Server.Createobject("ADODB.Stream")

      objStream.Open

      objStream.Type = adTypeBinary

      objStream.LoadFromFile sFileSpec

      GetBinaryFile = objStream.read

      Set objStream = Nothing

End Function





This will use the ADODB Stream object to push contents of the file to the

browser. Since the content type is set to "application/x-unknown", the

browser will pop up a Save As dialog instead of opening the file in the

browser / plugin. The name defined by sFileName will be the name that is 

displayed in the Save As dialog







Hope this helps,



Imar





At 01:50 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>its like this..

>

>when the server sends back content that is other then html it looks for a

>way to open it.. if it is configured correct. it will open that file. else

>it will ask the user to download it... just put a link in your page to the

>file, watch what happens.. if it is a .doc file, and you have word, and are

>using ie.. the doc should open in an embedded version of word.

>

>does this help?

>

>daniel

>

>--

>-----------------------------

>Daniel O'Dorisio

>daniel@o...

>www.odorisio-networks.com

>-----------------------------

>"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

>news:125886@a..._web_howto...

>:

>: Hi Daniel,

>: Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i check

>: if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which file,

>: will that be the one the user is about to save to?

>: Much appreciated

>: Ade'

>:

>:

>: > yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open

>it

>: > automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get

>: the

>: > save as dialog.

>: >

>: > daniel

>: >

>: > --

>: > -----------------------------

>: > Daniel O'Dorisio

>: > daniel@o...

>: > www.odorisio-networks.com

>: > -----------------------------

>: > "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

>: > news:125790@a..._web_howto...

>: > :

>: > : Hi all,

>: > : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up

>a

>: > : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open

>: up

>: > : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

>: > : Any ideas?

>: > : Thanx

>: > : Ade'

>: > :

>: > :

>: >

>: >

>:

>:

>

>

>

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Daniel, I think what Adeola and myself included would like to know is,

whether or not you can force the browser to create a save dialog box rather

than leave the browser to decide if it can embed the associated application

such as MSWord or Acrobat Reader. I thought I read somewhere there was a way

to do this, not sure.



-Jared Dilg



-----Original Message-----

From: Daniel O'Dorisio [mailto:daniel@o...] 

Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 12:50 PM

To: ASP Web HowTo

Subject: [asp_web_howto] Re: Save as Dialog Box





its like this..



when the server sends back content that is other then html it looks for a

way to open it.. if it is configured correct. it will open that file. else

it will ask the user to download it... just put a link in your page to the

file, watch what happens.. if it is a .doc file, and you have word, and are

using ie.. the doc should open in an embedded version of word.



does this help?



daniel



--

-----------------------------

Daniel O'Dorisio

daniel@o...

www.odorisio-networks.com

-----------------------------

"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

news:125886@a..._web_howto...

:

: Hi Daniel,

: Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i check

: if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which file,

: will that be the one the user is about to save to?

: Much appreciated

: Ade'

:

:

: > yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open

it

: > automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get

: the

: > save as dialog.

: >

: > daniel

: >

: > --

: > -----------------------------

: > Daniel O'Dorisio

: > daniel@o...

: > www.odorisio-networks.com

: > -----------------------------

: > "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

: > news:125790@a..._web_howto...

: > :

: > : Hi all,

: > : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up

a

: > : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open

: up

: > : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

: > : Any ideas?

: > : Thanx

: > : Ade'

: > :

: > :

: >

: >

:

:







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That's beautiful! Thanks Imar! My recent post was about 30sec too late! Hehe



-Jared



-----Original Message-----

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Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 1:06 PM

To: ASP Web HowTo

Subject: [asp_web_howto] Re: Save as Dialog Box





Even with registered file types, like HTML and .DOC files, it IS possible 

to force both the download dialog and a filename.



Try something like this (watch for wrapping):



Response.Buffer = True

sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server sFileName 

"File1.doc" ' filename the user will see

Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"

Response.Addheader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" & chr(34) 

& sFileName & chr(34)

Response.Binarywrite GetBinaryFile(sFullFileName)



Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal sFileSpec)

      Const adTypeBinary = 1

      Dim objStream

      Set objStream = Server.Createobject("ADODB.Stream")

      objStream.Open

      objStream.Type = adTypeBinary

      objStream.LoadFromFile sFileSpec

      GetBinaryFile = objStream.read

      Set objStream = Nothing

End Function





This will use the ADODB Stream object to push contents of the file to the

browser. Since the content type is set to "application/x-unknown", the

browser will pop up a Save As dialog instead of opening the file in the

browser / plugin. The name defined by sFileName will be the name that is 

displayed in the Save As dialog







Hope this helps,



Imar





At 01:50 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>its like this..

>

>when the server sends back content that is other then html it looks for 

>a way to open it.. if it is configured correct. it will open that file. 

>else it will ask the user to download it... just put a link in your 

>page to the file, watch what happens.. if it is a .doc file, and you 

>have word, and are using ie.. the doc should open in an embedded 

>version of word.

>

>does this help?

>

>daniel

>

>--

>-----------------------------

>Daniel O'Dorisio

>daniel@o...

>www.odorisio-networks.com

>-----------------------------

>"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message 

>news:125886@a..._web_howto...

>:

>: Hi Daniel,

>: Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i 

>check

>: if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which file,

>: will that be the one the user is about to save to?

>: Much appreciated

>: Ade'

>:

>:

>: > yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open

>it

>: > automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get

>: the

>: > save as dialog.

>: >

>: > daniel

>: >

>: > --

>: > -----------------------------

>: > Daniel O'Dorisio

>: > daniel@o...

>: > www.odorisio-networks.com

>: > -----------------------------

>: > "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

>: > news:125790@a..._web_howto...

>: > :

>: > : Hi all,

>: > : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up

>a

>: > : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open

>: up

>: > : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

>: > : Any ideas?

>: > : Thanx

>: > : Ade'

>: > :

>: > :

>: >

>: >

>:

>:

>

>

>




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One small wrapping problem, though:



sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server sFileName 

= "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see 

Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"





should be:



sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server

sFileName = "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see

Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"



and & sFileName & chr(34)  should be placed right after the previous 

chr(34) of the previous line.



HtH



Imar





At 01:12 PM 12/4/2001 -0600, you wrote:



>That's beautiful! Thanks Imar! My recent post was about 30sec too late! Hehe

>

>-Jared

>

>-----Original Message-----

>From: Imar Spaanjaars 

>[<mailto:Imar@S...>mailto:Imar@S...]

>Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 1:06 PM

>To: ASP Web HowTo

>Subject: [asp_web_howto] Re: Save as Dialog Box

>

>Even with registered file types, like HTML and .DOC files, it IS possible

>to force both the download dialog and a filename.

>

>Try something like this (watch for wrapping):

>

>Response.Buffer = True

>sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server sFileName 

>= "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see 

>Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"

>

>Response.Addheader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" & chr(34)

>& sFileName & chr(34)

>Response.Binarywrite GetBinaryFile(sFullFileName)

>

>Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal sFileSpec)

>       Const adTypeBinary = 1

>       Dim objStream

>       Set objStream = Server.Createobject("ADODB.Stream")

>       objStream.Open

>       objStream.Type = adTypeBinary

>       objStream.LoadFromFile sFileSpec

>       GetBinaryFile = objStream.read

>       Set objStream = Nothing

>End Function

>

>This will use the ADODB Stream object to push contents of the file to the 

>browser. Since the content type is set to "application/x-unknown", the 

>browser will pop up a Save As dialog instead of opening the file in the 

>browser / plugin. The name defined by sFileName will be the name that is

>

>displayed in the Save As dialog

>

>

>Hope this helps,

>

>Imar

>

>At 01:50 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:

> >its like this..

> >

> >when the server sends back content that is other then html it looks for

> >a way to open it.. if it is configured correct. it will open that file.

> >else it will ask the user to download it... just put a link in your

> >page to the file, watch what happens.. if it is a .doc file, and you

> >have word, and are using ie.. the doc should open in an embedded

> >version of word.

> >

> >does this help?

> >

> >daniel

> >

> >--

> >-----------------------------

> >Daniel O'Dorisio

> >daniel@o...

> >www.odorisio-networks.com

> >-----------------------------

> >"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

> ><news:125886@a..._web_howto>news:125886@a..._web_howto...

> >:

> >: Hi Daniel,

> >: Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i

> >check

> >: if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which file,

> >: will that be the one the user is about to save to?

> >: Much appreciated

> >: Ade'

> >:

> >:

> >: > yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to open

> >it

> >: > automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will get

> >: the

> >: > save as dialog.

> >: >

> >: > daniel

> >: >

> >: > --

> >: > -----------------------------

> >: > Daniel O'Dorisio

> >: > daniel@o...

> >: > www.odorisio-networks.com

> >: > -----------------------------

> >: > "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

> >: > <news:125790@a..._web_howto>news:125790@a..._web_howto...

> >: > :

> >: > : Hi all,

> >: > : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring up

> >a

> >: > : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to open

> >: up

> >: > : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

> >: > : Any ideas?

> >: > : Thanx

> >: > : Ade'

> >: > :

> >: > :

> >: >

> >: >

> >:

> >:

> >

> >

> >




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oh yeah.. that is true... sorry.. i guess i missed the point.. my

apalogies.. thanks imar!



daniel



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-----------------------------

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-----------------------------

"Imar Spaanjaars" <Imar@S...> wrote in message

news:125928@a..._web_howto...

:

: Even with registered file types, like HTML and .DOC files, it IS possible

: to force both the download dialog and a filename.

:

: Try something like this (watch for wrapping):

:

: Response.Buffer = True

: sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server

: sFileName = "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see

: Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"

: Response.Addheader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" &

chr(34)

: & sFileName & chr(34)

: Response.Binarywrite GetBinaryFile(sFullFileName)

:

: Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal sFileSpec)

:       Const adTypeBinary = 1

:       Dim objStream

:       Set objStream = Server.Createobject("ADODB.Stream")

:       objStream.Open

:       objStream.Type = adTypeBinary

:       objStream.LoadFromFile sFileSpec

:       GetBinaryFile = objStream.read

:       Set objStream = Nothing

: End Function

:

:

: This will use the ADODB Stream object to push contents of the file to the

: browser. Since the content type is set to "application/x-unknown", the

: browser will pop up a Save As dialog instead of opening the file in the

: browser / plugin. The name defined by sFileName will be the name that is

: displayed in the Save As dialog

:

:

:

: Hope this helps,

:

: Imar

:

:

: At 01:50 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:

: >its like this..

: >

: >when the server sends back content that is other then html it looks for a

: >way to open it.. if it is configured correct. it will open that file.

else

: >it will ask the user to download it... just put a link in your page to

the

: >file, watch what happens.. if it is a .doc file, and you have word, and

are

: >using ie.. the doc should open in an embedded version of word.

: >

: >does this help?

: >

: >daniel

: >

: >--

: >-----------------------------

: >Daniel O'Dorisio

: >daniel@o...

: >www.odorisio-networks.com

: >-----------------------------

: >"Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

: >news:125886@a..._web_howto...

: >:

: >: Hi Daniel,

: >: Thanx for replying. I don't quite understand the scenario. hoe do i

check

: >: if the browser is configured to open it or not and a link to which

file,

: >: will that be the one the user is about to save to?

: >: Much appreciated

: >: Ade'

: >:

: >:

: >: > yeah.. put a link to the file.. if the browser isnt configured to

open

: >it

: >: > automatically (.pdf, .mp3, .doc, .ppt, or something else) they will

get

: >: the

: >: > save as dialog.

: >: >

: >: > daniel

: >: >

: >: > --

: >: > -----------------------------

: >: > Daniel O'Dorisio

: >: > daniel@o...

: >: > www.odorisio-networks.com

: >: > -----------------------------

: >: > "Adeola" <aoadeyemo@h...> wrote in message

: >: > news:125790@a..._web_howto...

: >: > :

: >: > : Hi all,

: >: > : i don't mean to bore u guys and ladies but is it possible to bring

up

: >a

: >: > : save as dialog box using VBScript in ASP ? eg having a button to

open

: >: up

: >: > : the box for users to either choose afiule or enter a new file name.

: >: > : Any ideas?

: >: > : Thanx

: >: > : Ade'

: >: > :

: >: > :

: >: >

: >: >

: >:

: >:

: >

: >

: >




:

:

:

:

Yeah, no problem. I don't think his initial question was all that clear ;-) 

Just saw this type of question come along quite a few times, so I figured 

that was what he wanted.



Cheers,



Imar





At 03:24 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>oh yeah.. that is true... sorry.. i guess i missed the point.. my

>apalogies.. thanks imar!

>

>daniel

>

>--

>-----------------------------

>Daniel O'Dorisio

>daniel@o...

>www.odorisio-networks.com

>-----------------------------

>"Imar Spaanjaars" <Imar@S...> wrote in message

>news:125928@a..._web_howto...

>:

>: Even with registered file types, like HTML and .DOC files, it IS possible

>: to force both the download dialog and a filename.

>:

>: Try something like this (watch for wrapping):

>:

>: Response.Buffer = True

>: sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server

>: sFileName = "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see

>: Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"

>: Response.Addheader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" &

>chr(34)

>: & sFileName & chr(34)

>: Response.Binarywrite GetBinaryFile(sFullFileName)

>:

>: Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal sFileSpec)

>:       Const adTypeBinary = 1

>:       Dim objStream

>:       Set objStream = Server.Createobject("ADODB.Stream")

>:       objStream.Open

>:       objStream.Type = adTypeBinary

>:       objStream.LoadFromFile sFileSpec

>:       GetBinaryFile = objStream.read

>:       Set objStream = Nothing

>: End Function

>:

>:

>: This will use the ADODB Stream object to push contents of the file to the

>: browser. Since the content type is set to "application/x-unknown", the

>: browser will pop up a Save As dialog instead of opening the file in the

>: browser / plugin. The name defined by sFileName will be the name that is

>: displayed in the Save As dialog

>:

>:

>:

>: Hope this helps,

>:

>: Imar

>:

Thanx alot guys,

Sorry my initial question was not clear enough, but i do appreciate your 

responses, and no knowledge is wasted. Imar was right about the question 

and once a gain thank you all.

Cheers

Ade'











> Yeah, no problem. I don't think his initial question was all that 

clear ;-) 

> Just saw this type of question come along quite a few times, so I 

figured 

> that was what he wanted.

> 

> Cheers,

> 

> Imar

> 

> 

> At 03:24 PM 12/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:

> >oh yeah.. that is true... sorry.. i guess i missed the point.. my

> >apalogies.. thanks imar!

> >

> >daniel

> >

> >--

> >-----------------------------

> >Daniel O'Dorisio

> >daniel@o...

> >www.odorisio-networks.com

> >-----------------------------

> >"Imar Spaanjaars" <Imar@S...> wrote in message

> >news:125928@a..._web_howto...

> >:

> >: Even with registered file types, like HTML and .DOC files, it IS 

possible

> >: to force both the download dialog and a filename.

> >:

> >: Try something like this (watch for wrapping):

> >:

> >: Response.Buffer = True

> >: sFullFileName = "C:\Attachments\File1.doc" ' file on your server

> >: sFileName = "File1.doc" ' filename the user will see

> >: Response.Contenttype="application/x-unknown"

> >: Response.Addheader "Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" &

> >chr(34)

> >: & sFileName & chr(34)

> >: Response.Binarywrite GetBinaryFile(sFullFileName)

> >:

> >: Function GetBinaryFile(ByVal sFileSpec)

> >:       Const adTypeBinary = 1

> >:       Dim objStream

> >:       Set objStream = Server.Createobject("ADODB.Stream")

> >:       objStream.Open

> >:       objStream.Type = adTypeBinary

> >:       objStream.LoadFromFile sFileSpec

> >:       GetBinaryFile = objStream.read

> >:       Set objStream = Nothing

> >: End Function

> >:

> >:

> >: This will use the ADODB Stream object to push contents of the file to 

the

> >: browser. Since the content type is set to "application/x-unknown", the

> >: browser will pop up a Save As dialog instead of opening the file in 

the

> >: browser / plugin. The name defined by sFileName will be the name that 

is

> >: displayed in the Save As dialog

> >:

> >:

> >:

> >: Hope this helps,

> >:

> >: Imar

> >:

> 

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