I have data that saved in csv file. The data was used for creating some interactive graphs using d3.js and javascript. The files I have to run the graphs are some js files, css and html files. I don't need any server to run it.
Now, I want to add a download button on the page where the graphs are displayed. When user click download button, the csv will be downloaded as pdf/word file. Does anyone know how to do that? Any plugin to recommend?
Thanks a lot!
This might work for you. There is an HTML5 rule called "download" that can be added to an anchor tag.
<a href="documents/message.csv" target="_blank" download><button>Download</button></a>
In most browsers this "download" command forces the browser to open the download box. The download box itself will allow users to select their download format.
You can create an online cloud account with any free cloud-base storage (mega.nz is good), create folders for the files you want the public to see, upload those different formatted files into its own folder > copy file link and paste it in your button code like:
<a href="FILE LOCATION" target="_blank" download><button>BUTTON NAME</button></a>
on your site, it will show a rectangled grey download button that will redirect public to the folder with all those files they can choose to download.
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Java script:
var x = 'demo'
I want a html button from which we can download x as anyname.txt in which the value should be demo
In order to download a file when clicked on a button, the file has to exist within our project files (next to your HTML file...). So you're going to have to:
Create a .TXT file yourself and write in it what you need. After that place the file in the same folder as your HTML file.
Create a button in HTML using <a> tag because in order to download it we have to reference the file using href attribute.
In order to download the file we use download attribute. That attribute will download the file with the name that it has. If you want the file to be downloaded as anyname.txt you just have to add a value that you want to the download attribute -> download="Anything you want"
The final code should look like this:
Download
Of course, style it in CSS because this looks nothing like a button.
When clicking on this button locally (before publishing you site) it will not download the file because the computer already knows you have it. That's normal. Once published, when someone (even you) click on the button it will download the file as intended.
In Internet Explorer 10; When i try to download a file; i get following dialog box:
Is there someway in Jquery or HTML with which this box does not get appear when user tries to download a file in application?
Update:
Also could not user target blank as flashing of new tab should not be there(customer requirements).
As asked for code, it is simple link:
<a href="www.something.com/something/something.pdf" >
jquery.fileDownload.js will help you in this.
apply file path to
function downloadPDF(thisobj) {
$.fileDownload($(thisobj).attr("href"));
}
Call this funciton on
<a href="www.something.com/something/something.pdf" onclick="downloadPDF(this)">
I'd suggest you look into HTML5's download attribute.
Excerpt from the site:
Place the download attribute on a link...
<!-- will download as "expenses.pdf" -->
Download Your Expense Report
...and when the user clicks the link, the download attribute appears
in the save dialog instead of the garbled mess that was there before.
In this case, the file will be downloaded as expenses.pdf. The
download attribute also triggers a force download, something that I
used to do on the server side with PHP.
I am trying to open a file using hyperlink control, when I click on the link no action is getting triggered, but when I paste the file:/// path in IE browser directly the file is downloaded/opened, what could be the issue below is my href content and also one can check in JSFiddle at http://jsfiddle.net/q76VB/
My Link
Have you put the file on the server that is hosting your website?
Put the file in the same folder as your html files and change the link to this:
My Link
Hey guys I have searched a lot but didnt get any working solution for this problem.
I am working on a site using jsp and on this we have to upload forms in doc / docx/ pdf format. I want to generate the preview of the first page of the form. So that user can checkout whats in the form before downloading it.
Hope someone will come up with some solution for this.
Thanks
Not sure what OS platform you are on for your jsp, but my recommendation would be to have a virtual printer driver that can "print" the document at hand to an image file (or as HTML). Then you can manipulate the output of the printer driver anyway you want. Extends itself nicely to other file formats as well.
Another version of this technique would be to programatically open the document with Microsoft Word (using ole automation), then do a screen capture after the document opens. Word can load PDF files as well. You'll have to find a creative way to get the document into a Windows desktop process from your server. But it could work.
Well.. what you can do is..
Hyperlink the form names with relative paths of your jsp with download option. You need to write a servlet to download the form.. preview this jsp in pop up window.
or
use iframes in html create a div tag to preview and download the same form you are displaying. You need to write a servlet to download the form.
Make sure you set the appropriate contentType of your forms doc/pdf/jsp using response.contentType("image/jpg");
response.contentType("application/pdf");
response.contentType("application/doc");
Consider a web page with of links to files. FlashGet's normal operation is by right-clicking, and selecting from the context menu.
I want to make it easy to launch FlashGet, and make a selection of file type to my desired file type without downloading any other resources being linked to.
For example, my desired file type is .rar , and other links shown are .jpg, .php, and others.
I just want to click one "download" button/link to launch FlashGet, and have it download all links in the page to files of type .rar, or whatever the user chooses/selects.
Can this be done with JavaScript?
Only possible way is to work with flashget's clipboard-detection and http://plugins.jquery.com/plugin-tags/clipboard-copy ...