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I am using Visual Web Developer and using the FileUpload Control to upload files to the web server just fine. But, why do I not see a FileDownload Control? How can I allow users to download files from the web server? -- ComputerWeenie |
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On 7 Dec, 20:54, ComputerWeenie ComputerWee... (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote: I am using Visual Web Developer and using the FileUpload Control to upload files to the web server just fine. But, why do I not see a FileDownload Control? How can I allow users to download files from the web server? -- ComputerWeenie There is one. It's called a hyperlink (put the file path in the the href or NavigateUrl attribute values). Registered file types (e.g. jpeg, gif, pdf etc) will invoke browser behaviours that display the file in a browser window but that can be overriden by the user doing a right-click and selecting "save target as". HTH |
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