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Old 02-26-03, 05:04
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Open\Save dialog box before download file.
Hello All,

I have one link on web page which is pointing to csv file on web server, when this link is clicked then it should ask me for Open \ Save (Dialogue box) and then take the action. But I am not geting this dialogue box even when I have appropriate MIME settings too. I have win2k and IE6 browser on my machine. Is this problem having anything related ti this?
Please guide me in this.

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Old 02-26-03, 05:59
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What happens when you click on the link?
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Old 02-26-03, 06:03
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What happens when you click on the link?
Browser open the file directly with out asking me for saving or Opening the file in browser. Instead what I want is it should ask me to save on HDD or open the same in broser.

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Old 02-26-03, 06:21
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It means you still have a CSV association somewhere on your computer.

You'll need to either remove this association, or try and 'stream' the file to the user (I think)..

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It means you still have a CSV association somewhere on your computer.

You'll need to either remove this association, or try and 'stream' the file to the user (I think)..

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I don't want to remove association since this is on client side machine to which I don't have any access. How to stream the file?

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Old 02-26-03, 06:50
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Hey Andrew,

I am really pleased with your help, I think this is what I wanted and it helped me a lot.

Thanks again.

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