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28. Aug. 2014 · The working principle seems to be to just create an <a element and click it with JavaScript oh the horrors of the web. Here is a demo that save a blob generated with canvas.toBlob to your download folder with the chosen name mypng.png :
23. Dez. 2012 · I have a base64-encoded image from the server for which I want to force the download through JavaScript.
13. Sept. 2015 · With my original comment, the solution I was suggesting was to create an <a> element with a download attribute and simulating a click on that element, all with the use of JavaScript. See Zibri's answer (which, btw, was posted way after my comment).
11. Feb. 2019 · I want to be able to download a given file when pressing a button.The file will be provided via an API call.For now, I will have it in my local storage. So my folder is something like : rootFolder -JS file -HTML file -download file (`sample.csv`) How can I create a download link?
12. Okt. 2010 · Here is a pure JavaScript solution I tested working in Firefox and Chrome but not in Internet Explorer: function downloadDataUrlFromJavascript(filename, dataUrl) {. // Construct the 'a' element. var link = document.createElement("a"); link.download = filename;
zip sucks if you're on, say, a phone. you can just trigger all three downloads, and chrome even recognizes this and prompts the use if they want to allow your site to "download multiple files". if you want to use zip, you can ajax in the files, zip them using jszip, and then download the zip file from the resulting JS tree object.
19. Sept. 2019 · 3. Use JavaScript to look through the user's DOM. Take anything that's <embed> on the page... That's usually a video player. The embed tag has a URL, use JavaScript to parse the URL that's written in the embed tag, you have your video URL. if you use JavaScript to navigate to a page, you can effectively download it.
15. Nov. 2010 · I've read the "documentation", however my question was if the download can be triggered from javascript. That's unfortunately impossible - the Downloadify button must be clicked. – Tomáš Zato
I want to send an "ajax download request" when I click on a button, so I tried in this way: javascript: var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.open("GET", "download.php"); xhr.send(); download.php...
3. Juni 2016 · I have the url to a possibly large (100+ Mb) file, how do I save it in a local directory using fetch? I looked around but there don't seem to be a lot of resources/tutorials on how to do this.
