You can download html source and web contents(.files folder) by right click and "Save As.." in Internet Explorer on PC.
I'd like to do the same way as IE in Windows Phone.
I know how to download html source using WebClient class. But I cannot still download web contents(.files folder).
Does anyone know how to download html source as well as web contents(.files folder) ?
You need to download all the content of a html source and locate contents like images and download them with webclients, you need to code the biggest part of this idea.
here it is a link of an application which allows user to download images from imageboards :
http://www.windowsphone.com/fr-BE/apps/1d2e7d7c-1bab-4656-9db3-35c868e40cfe
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I need to download a pdf file with Selenium. This pdf file is downloaded when a button is clicked. The URL of the file isn't accesible, the button submit a form and the server response directly with the file (without confirm dialog).
I'm using PhantomJS WebDriver (the project is in C#) because the application will be an Azure webapp, so I can't use ChromeDriver or similar. The problem is that PhantomJS can't deal with binary files, so when I simulate the click in the button the app doesn't download anything.
Any ideas??
P.D: Selenium is not only for the pdf download, the project do a lot of scrapping with it.
If you are using Azure and you are not able to fidn any solution, I would suggest greating a virtual machine with graphical interface so you can run an instance of ChromeDrive (or another one).
I have read that it is not possible to read folder content in an ASP.NET MVC application.
I want to compare different folder directories and highlight the differences.
How can I achieve this?
Here is a filesystem API documentation https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File_and_Directory_Entries_API
But it's supported only by Chrome and Opera http://caniuse.com/#search=filesystem
Trying to figure out the best way to upload the entire contents of a folder in an HTML5 / .NET MVC-4 project. It looks like only Google Chrome supports the HTML5 drag and drop file upload functionality. Is there another plugin that I can use to allow users to upload the entire contents of a folder?
I need to automate the download of a file from this site http://stats.smith.com/reports/Default.aspx?btnGo=View+Report. My problem is once I click on the submit buttom I lose control and a download dialog pops up. Is there a way to download the file using c# and avoid the download dialog? I'm currently using the WebBrowser object in the Forms assembly to navigate through the page.
Take a look at the WebClient class
If you want to save a downloaded file to the filesystem from a web browser, there must be user interaction. A web page does not have permission to muck about in a client's file system.
If you want to display the page in the browser, you can try removing the Content-Disposition=attachment;... server response header when the file is downloaded. This will only work if the client has the browser set to display such file types inside the browser.
Your question doesn't specify what you're using to download the file.
If you're asking if you can have a program that runs on a client (either a WinForms app, a console app, or a Windows Service) then you can download a file from a web site using the System.Net.WebClient class and calling the DownloadFile() method.
The accepted answer here (slightly different than you question, so it's not a duplicate) has a link to show how to download a file that requires an HTTP post first.
If you're trying to somehow automate Internet Explorer via a javascript from a web page you're hosting to force a file to download on a user without displaying the dialog box, then no. You can't.
i made a program for data entry to download any image also pdfs files form any web site so i want any one help me in this project
You're looking for the HTML Agility Pack and the WebClient class.